Rsa

Programmer Manual
RSA3000B Series Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer (RSA3303B, RSA3308B, & RSA3408B) 077-0111-00
This document applies to firmware version 4.10 and above.
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Preface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Related Manuals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Getting Started
Overview of the Manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Connecting the Interface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Using the GPIB Port . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Setting the GPIB Parameters from the Front Panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Using TekVISA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1- 2 1- 4 1- 5 1- 6 1- 8 -
Syntax and Commands

Command Syntax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Backus-Naur Form Definition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SCPI Commands and Queries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IEEE 488.2 Common Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Constructed Mnemonics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2- 1 2- 2 2- 10 2- 11 -
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Command Groups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Measurement Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Functional Groups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IEEE Common Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :ABORt Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :CALCulate Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :CALibration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :CONFigure Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :CONFigure Commands (Option) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :DATA Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :DISPlay Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :DISPlay Commands (Option) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :FETCh Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :FETCh Commands (Option) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :FORMat Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :HCOPy Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :INITiate Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :INPut Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :INSTrument Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :MMEMory Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :OUTPut Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :PROGram Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :READ Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :READ Commands (Option) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :SENSe Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :SENSe Commands (Option) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :STATus Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :SYSTem Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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:TRACe Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :TRIGger Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :UNIT Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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IEEE Common Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :ABORt Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :CALCulate Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :CALibration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :CONFigure Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :CONFigure Commands (Option) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :DATA Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :DISPlay Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :DISPlay Commands (Option) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :FETCh Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :FETCh Commands (Option) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :FORMat Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :HCOPy Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :INITiate Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :INPut Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :INSTrument Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :MMEMory Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :OUTPut Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :PROGram Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :READ Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :READ Commands (Option) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :SENSe Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :SENSe Commands (Option) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :STATus Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :SYSTem Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :TRACe Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :TRIGger Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :UNIT Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Retrieving Response Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Status and Events

Status and Event Reporting System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Registers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Status Registers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Enable Registers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Transition Registers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Queues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Status and Event Processing Sequence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Synchronizing Execution . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3- 1 3- 5 3- 5 3- 9 3- 11 3- 12 3- 13 3- 14 -
Error Messages and Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Command Errors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Execution Errors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Device Specific Errors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Query Errors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Programming Examples
General Programming Procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Application Program Sample . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Macro Program Execution Sample . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4- 2 4- 3 4- 15 -
Appendices
Appendix A: Character Charts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Appendix B: GPIB Interface Specification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Interface Functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Interface Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Appendix C: Factory Initialization Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Appendix D: Setting Range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Appendix E: SCPI Conformance Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Scale Setting Range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RBW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Glossary and Index
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List of Figures
Figure 1- Command parts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -1: Figure 1- Functional groupings and an alphabetical list of -2: commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Figure 1- Event-driven program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -3: Figure 1- Sample program (Visual C++ source code) . . . . . . . . . . -4: Figure 1- GPIB connector (rear panel) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -5: Figure 1- GPIB connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -6: Figure 1- Typical GPIB network configurations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -7: Figure 1- Remote Setup menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -8: Figure 1- Setting the GPIB parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -9: Figure 2- Example of SCPI subsystem hierarchy tree . . . . . . . . . . -1: Figure 2- Example of abbreviating a command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -2: Figure 2- Example of chaining commands and queries . . . . . . . . . -3: Figure 2- Example of omitting root and lower-level nodes in a -4: chained message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Figure 2- View number assignments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -5: Figure 2- Horizontal scale setting requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -6: Figure 2- Horizontal scale setting requirements for spectrum -7: view . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Figure 2- :DISPlay:CCDF command setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -8: Figure 2- :DISPlay:OVIew command setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -9: Figure 2-10: :DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum command setting . . . . . . Figure 2-11: :DISPlay:SPECtrum command setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . Figure 2-12: :DISPlay:TFRequency command setting . . . . . . . . . . . Figure 2-13: View display formats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Figure 2-14: :DISPlay:WAVeform command setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . Figure 2-15: :DISPlay:DDEMod command setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Figure 2-16: D8PSK symbol value . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Figure 2-17: :DISPlay:AC3Gpp command setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Figure 2-18: :DISPlay:UL3Gpp command setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Figure 2-19: Setting up the ACPR measurement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Figure 2-20: Defining the analysis range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Figure 2-21: Setting up the channel power measurement . . . . . . . . . Figure 2-22: Setting up the C/N measurement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Figure 2-23: Setting up the EBW measurement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-2 1-2 1-3 1-3 1-4 1-5 1-5 1-6 1-7 2-2 2-6 2-7 2-7 2-95 2-192 2-193 2-194 2-206 2-228 2-237 2-247 2-257 2-258 2-283 2-290 2-582 2-610 2-1108 2-1111 2-1130 2-1133 2-1146
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Figure 2-24: Setting frequency and span . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Figure 2-25: Setting up the OBW measurement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Figure 2-26: Setting up the spurious signal measurement . . . . . . . . Figure 2-27: Defining the analysis range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Figure 2-28: Defining the analysis range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Figure 2-29: Trigger mask setting example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Figure 2-30: Retrieving response message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Figure 3- Status/Event reporting mechanism . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -1: Figure 3- The Status Byte Register (SBR) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -2: Figure 3- The Standard Event Status Register (SESR) . . . . . . . . . -3: Figure 3- The Operation Condition Register (OCR) . . . . . . . . . . . -4: Figure 3- The Event Status Enable Register (ESER) . . . . . . . . . . . -5: Figure 3- The Service Request Enable Register (SRER) . . . . . . . . -6: Figure 3- Operation Enable Register (OENR) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -7: Figure 3- Operation Transition Register (OTR) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -8: Figure 3- Status and event processing sequence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -9: Figure 4- Saving the macro programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -1:
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Table 2- BNF symbols and meanings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -1: Table 2- Query response examples . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -2: Table 2- Parameter types used in syntax descriptions . . . . . . . . . -3: Table 2- Available units . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -4: Table 2- Available SI prefixes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -5: Table 2- Constructed mnemonics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -6: Table 2- Measurement mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -7: Table 2- List of command groups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -8: Table 2- IEEE common commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -9: Table 2-10: :ABORt commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-11: :CALCulate commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-12: :CALibration commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-13: :CONFigure commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-14: :CONFigure commands (Option) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-15: :DISPlay commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-16: :DISPlay commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-17: :DISPlay commands (Option) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-18: :FETCh commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-19: :FETCh commands (Option) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-20: :FORMat commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-21: :HCOPy commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-22: :INITiate commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-23: :INPut commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-24: :INSTrument commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-25: :MMEMory commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-26: :PROGram commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-27: :PROGram commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-28: :READ commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-29: :READ commands (Option) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-30: :SENSe commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-31: :SENSe commands (Option) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-32: :STATus commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-33: :SYSTem commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-34: :TRACe commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-35: :TRIGger commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-1 2-3 2-4 2-8 2-8 2-11 2-13 2-15 2-16 2-16 2-17 2-18 2-18 2-19 2-21 2-22 2-25 2-45 2-46 2-50 2-51 2-51 2-51 2-52 2-52 2-53 2-54 2-54 2-55 2-58 2-63 2-80 2-80 2-81 2-82
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Table 2-36: :UNIT commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-37: :CONFigure command subgroups (Option) . . . . . . . . . Table 2-38: Status of acquired data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-39: :DISPlay command subgroups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-40: Color scheme for the Bitmap display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-41: Subview display format . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-42: :DISPlay command subgroups (Option) . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-43: Main view (Digital Demod) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-44: Phase multiplication . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-45: Subview display formats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-46: Subview display format, RFID . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-47: Subview display formats in the signal source analysis . Table 2-48: Main view display formats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-49: Subview display formats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-50: Display format of the main view . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-51: Display format in the subview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-52: Display format of the main view . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-53: Display format in the subview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-54: Subview display formats, MIMO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-55: Subview display formats, nx1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-56: Subview display formats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-57: Symbol rate settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-58: 3GPP-R5 downlink modulation analysis display formats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-59: Symbol rate settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-60: Main view display formats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-61: Subview display formats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-62: Symbol rate settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-63: 3GPP-R5 uplink modulation analysis display formats Table 2-64: Symbol rate settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-65: 3GPP-R6 downlink modulation analysis display formats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-66: Symbol rate settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-67: 3GPP-R6 uplink modulation analysis display formats Table 2-68: Queried information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-69: :FETCh command subgroups (Option) . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-70: Queried information on the digital modulation analysis results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-71: RFID measurement selection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2-82 2-137 2-190 2-191 2-201 2-224 2-263 2-286 2-288 2-302 2-326 2-352 2-376 2-383 2-408 2-414 2-435 2-441 2-495 2-532 2-570 2-591 2-595 2-612 2-615 2-623 2-632 2-636 2-653 2-657 2-676 2-680 2-708 2-727 2-737 2-744
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Table 2-72: Symbol value definition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-73: Signal source analysis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-74: The n value for CDPower . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-75: The n value for IQPower . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-76: The n value for MACCuracy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-77: The n value for STABle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-78: Queried information, MIMO (2x2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-79: Queried information, 802.11n (nx1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-80: Queried information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-81: Queried information on the 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-82: Queried information on the W-CDMA uplink analysis results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-83: Queried information on the 3GPP-R5 uplink analysis results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-84: Queried information on the 3GPP-R6 downlink analysis results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-85: Queried information on the 3GPP-R6 uplink analysis results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-86: Input attenuation setting range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-87: Mixer level setting value . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-88: Reference level setting range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-89: Measurement mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-90: File extension for the DPX trace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-91: Item to save (Option 40) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-92: Content to save (Option 40) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-93: File header contents - Option 21, 23, 27, 28, and 40 . . Table 2-94: File header contents - Option 25, 26, and 29 . . . . . . . . Table 2-95: :READ command subgroups (Option) . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-96: Queried information on the digital modulation analysis results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-97: Signal source analysis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-98: :SENSe command subgroups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-99: Measurement item selections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-100: Block size setting range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-101: Measurement frequency bands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-102: Span setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-103: FFT windows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-104: S/A mode measurement items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-105: :SENSe command subgroups (Option) . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Table 2-106: Modulation scheme . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-107: Communication standard selections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-108: RFID measurement items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-109: Decoding format . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-110: Modulation format . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-111: RFID demodulation standard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-112: Analysis length setting range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-113: SSOurce measurement items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-114: GSM/EDGE measurement items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-115: Measurement item selections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-116: Code range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-117: Walsh code length selections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-118: Code range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-119: Walsh code length selections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-120: Code range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-121: Walsh code length selections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-122: Measurement item selections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-123: Code range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-124: Code range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-125: Code range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-126: Measurements, 802.11n MIMO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-127: Measurements, 802.11n (nx1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-128: Modulation type selections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-129: Measurement selections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-130: Configuration in 3GPP-R6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-131: DPCCH format . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 2-132: Bin number setting range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table 3- SBR bit functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -1: Table 3- SESR bit functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -2: Table 3- OCR bit functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -3: Table 3- Command errors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -4: Table 3- Execution errors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -5: Table 3- Device specific errors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -6: Table 3- Query errors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -7: Table A- ASCII & GPIB code chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -1:
2-1230 2-1241 2-1254 2-1260 2-1262 2-1266 2-1288 2-1289 2-1310 2-1320 2-1334 2-1336 2-1354 2-1356 2-1364 2-1366 2-1386 2-1401 2-1422 2-1433 2-1510 2-1521 2-1530 2-1533 2-1613 2-1614 2-1659 3-6 3-7 3-8 3-18 3-20 3-22 3-22 A-2
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Table B- GPIB interface function implementation . . . . . . . . . . . . -1: Table B- Standard interface messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -2: Table C- IEEE common commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -1: Table C- :CALibration commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -2: Table C- :DISPlay commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -3: Table C- :DISPlay commands (Option) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -4: Table C- :FORMat commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -5: Table C- :INITiate commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -6: Table C- :INPut commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -7: Table C- :SENSe commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -8: Table C- :SENSe commands (Option) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -9: Table C-10: :STATus commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table C-11: :TRACe commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table C-12: :TRIGger commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table C-13: :UNIT commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table D- Display format and scale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -1: Table D- Display format and scale: Digital modulation analysis -2: (Option 21) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table D- Display format and scale: RFID Measurements -3: (Option 21) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table D- Display format and scale: Signal source analysis -4: (Option 21) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table D- W-CDMA (Option 30), 3GPP-R5 (Option 30), and -5: 3GPP-R6 (Option 40) analyses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table D- Display format and scale, cdma2000 analysis -6: (Option 25) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table D- Display format and scale, 1xEV-DO analysis -7: (Option 26) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table D- Display format and scale, TD-SCDMA analysis -8: (Option 28) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table D- Display format and scale, WLAN analysis (Option 29) -9: Table D-10: RBW setting range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Table E- SCPI 1999.0-defined commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -1:
B-1 B-3 C-1 C-1 C-1 C-3 C-7 C-8 C-8 C-8 C-12 C-29 C-29 C-29 C-30 D-1 D-1 D-2 D-3 D-4 D-4 D-5 D-6 D-7 D-8 E-1
Preface
This programmer manual provides information on operating your analyzer using the General Purpose Interface Bus (GPIB) interface. It covers the following models and software options: H H H RSA3303B RSA3308B RSA3408B
RSA3303B RSA3308B n n n n n n n n
Software option 10 21 24 25 26 28 29 30 40
Description Audio measurements Advanced measurement suite GSM/EDGE analysis software cdma2000 analysis software cdma2000 1xEV-DO analysis software TD-SCDMA analysis software WLAN 802.11a/b/g/n analysis software 3GPP Release 99 & Release 5 analysis software 3GPP Release 6 (HSUPA) analysis software
RSA3408B n n n n n n n n n
Manual Structure
This manual is composed of the following sections: H H Getting Started outlines how to use the GPIB interface. Syntax and Commands defines the syntax used in command descriptions, presents a list of all command subsystems, and presents detailed descriptions of all programming commands. Status and Events describes how the status and Events Reporting system operates and presents a list of all system errors. Programming Examples describes some example analyzer programs. Appendices provides additional information including character charts, GPIB interface specification, and factory initialization settings.
H H H
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Related Manuals
RSA3303B & RSA3308B User Manual (standard accessory) 071-2363-xx RSA3408B User Manual (standard accessory) 071-2364-xx The user manuals provide installation instructions, information about menus, and details about product functionality.
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Getting Started
You can write computer programs that remotely set the analyzer front panel controls or that take measurements and read those measurements for further analysis or storage. To help you get started with programming the analyzer, this section includes the following sections: H Overview of the Manual Summarizes the type of programming information contained in each major section of this manual. Connecting the Interface Describes how to physically connect the analyzer to a controller. Using GPIB Ports Describes how to use the GPIB port. Setting the GPIB Parameters from the Front Panel Describes how to set the GPIB parameters from the front panel. Using TekVISA Describes how to use the TekVISA communication protocol.
H H H H
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Overview of the Manual

The major manual sections are as follows:
Syntax and Commands
Section 2, Syntax and Commands, describes the structure and content of the messages your program sends to the analyzer. Figure 1- shows command parts -1 as described in the Command Syntax subsection.
Command parts Header Comma
:MMEMory:COPY
Mnemonics
FILE1,FILE2
Space Arguments
Figure 1- 1: Command parts Section 2 also describes the effect of each command and provides examples of how you might use it. The Command Groups section provides lists by functional areas. The IEEE Common Commands and the subsequent sections arrange commands alphabetically (Figure 1-2).
:CALCulate Commands :ABORt Commands :CALCulate:MARKer:X S A E :CALCulate:MARKer:AOFF S A E :CALCulate:DLINe Syntax: . . . Arguments: Examples: . . .
:TRIGger
IEEE Common Commands *CAL? *CLS *ESE *ESR *IDN? *OPC

Commands grouped in functional areas
Commands listed alphabetically
Figure 1- 2: Functional groupings and an alphabetical list of commands
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Status and Events
The program may request information from the analyzer. The analyzer provides information in the form of status and error messages. Figure 1- illustrates the -3 basic operation of this system. Section 3, Status and Events, describes how to get status or event information from the program and details the event and error messages.
Your program requests status and event reports. Controller The analyzer sends status and event reports. RSA3408B
GPIB cable
Figure 1- 3: Event-driven program
Section 4, Programming Examples, includes Visual C++ source code as well as sample programs for running macro programs.
GpibWrite("INSTrument 'SANORMAL'"); GpibWrite("*RST"); GpibTimeOut(NORMAL_TIME); GpibWrite("CONFigure:SPECtrum:CHPower"); GpibWrite("FREQuency:BAND RF1B"); GpibWrite("FREQuency:CENTer 1GHz"); GpibWrite("FREQuency:SPAN 1MHz"); GpibWrite("*CAL?"); GpibRead(readBuf, MAX_BUF); printf("*CAL? result = %sn", readBuf); GpibWrite("CHPower:BANDwidth:INTegration 300kHz"); GpibWrite("SPECtrum:AVERage ON");
Figure 1- 4: Sample program (Visual C++ source code)
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Getting Started
Connecting the Interface

The analyzer has a 24-pin GPIB connector on its rear panel, as shown in Figure 1- This connector has a D-type shell and conforms to IEEE Std -5. 488.1-1987. Attach an IEEE Std 488.1-1987 GPIB cable (Tektronix part number 012-0991-00) to this connector.
GPIB connector
Figure 1- 5: GPIB connector (rear panel) Appendix B: GPIB Interface Specifications gives more information on the GPIB configuration of the analyzer. For the other interfaces, refer to the RSA3408B User Manual.
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Using the GPIB Port

The analyzer has Talker/Listener functions through which it can communicate with other devices, as well as the external controller, located on the bus.
GPIB
Controller
Using the analyzer as a talker or listener
Figure 1- 6: GPIB connection
GPIB Requirements
Observe these rules when you use your analyzer with a GPIB network: H H H H H H Assign a unique device address to each device on the bus. No two devices can share the same device address. Do not connect more than 15 devices to any one bus. Connect one device for every 2 meters (6 feet) of cable used. Do not use more than 20 meters (65 feet) of cable to connect devices to a bus. Turn on at least two-thirds of the devices on the network while using the network. Connect the devices on the network in a star or linear configuration as shown in Figure 1- Do not use loop or parallel configurations. -7.
GPIB Device GPIB Device
GPIB Device
GPIB Device
GPIB Device
GPIB Device
GPIB Device
Figure 1- 7: Typical GPIB network configurations
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Getting Started
Setting the GPIB Parameters from the Front Panel

Use the System Remote Setup menu to set the GPIB parameters as required for the bus configuration. Once you have set the parameters, you can control the analyzer through the GPIB interface.
Display Brightness Reset All to Factory Defaults Remote Setup... Version and Installed Options... Instrument Setup...
Remote Interface GPIB Setup... Ethernet Setup...
Off / On GPIB Address Connection Mode... GPIB Port TekVISA
Figure 1- 8: Remote Setup menu
Remote Setup Menu
The Remote Setup menu contains the following controls: Remote Interface. Turns on or off the connection between the analyzer and the interface bus. GPIB Setup... Sets the GPIB address and connection mode. GPIB Address. Sets the GPIB address of the analyzer when GPIB Port is selected as the Connection Mode. Range: 0 to 30 (default: 1) Connection Mode. Selects the physical GPIB port or the virtual (TekVISA) connection method. H GPIB Port. Default. Uses the IEEE488.2 connector on the rear panel of the analyzer to communicate with an external controller. Refer to the next section Setting up the GPIB port for the procedure. TekVISA. Uses TekVISA to communicate with test instrumentation through Ethernet (LAN connector on the side panel of the analyzer), and also to run a control program locally on the analyzer. Refer to Using TekVISA on page 1- for more information. -8
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Ethernet Setup... Not currently available. Use the Windows XP Control Panel to set up networking parameters.
Setting Up the GPIB Port
When you use the GPIB port, follow these steps to set the parameters: 1. Press the System key in the Utility block on the front panel. 2. Press the side key Remote Setup... GPIB Setup...
Remote Setup menu Remote Interface Selects whether the connection between the analyzer and GPIB is turned on or off. GPIB Setup... Sets the GPIB parameters (GPIB address and connection mode).
Figure 1- 9: Setting the GPIB parameters 3. Press the Connection Mode... side key and select GPIB Port. 4. Press the GPIB Address side key and set the address using either the general purpose knob or the numeric keypad. NOTE. The GPIB address cannot be initialized with *RST command. 5. Press the Cancel-Back (top) side key and then the Remote Interface side key to select On. To disconnect the analyzer from the bus: H Press the Remote Interface side key to select Off.
When the analyzer is disconnected from the bus, all the communication processes with the controller are interrupted.
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Using TekVISA
TekVISA is Tektronix implementation of VISA (Virtual Instrument Software Architecture), an industry-standard communication protocol. It allows you to write programs using the RSA3000B Series SCPI command set to control the instrument through interfaces besides the built-in IEEE 488.2 port. Programs are written to execute on the local or remote controller. The RSA3000B Series implementation of TekVISA includes a subset of the TekVISA functionality offered on Tektronix oscilloscopes. The Virtual GPIB (GPIB8), GPIB, and LAN (VXI-11 protocol) interfaces are supported, but not the ASRL and USB interfaces. NOTE. The details on TekVISA concepts and operations are explained in the TekVISA Programmer Manual. Refer to Installing TekVISA for accessing the files. Be aware of the following points: H If TekVISA is not installed or has not been activated, and you select TekVISA as the connection mode, the instrument still attempts to connect to TekVISA. This does not hang up the instrument, but the GPIB port is taken off-line until you select GPIB Port as the connection mode again. Applications that are designed to execute locally on the instrument need to share the Windows processor with the measurement calculation software of the analyzer. If the controller application is very compute-intensive, it will slow down the analyzer application significantly.
Installing TekVISA
The TekVISA tools are not installed when you receive the instrument. Use the following procedure to install the tools. To use TekVISA, these conditions must be satisfied: H Windows XP is used as the instruments operating system. Instruments using Windows 98SE must be upgraded to Windows XP for TekVISA to operate properly. A TekVISA-compatible version of the analyzer application is installed and running on the instrument. Version must be greater than 3.00.000. TekVISA is installed on the instrument. Version 3.3 is recommended.
H H
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The TekVISA-related files are on the internal hard disk of the analyzer in these directories: H H C:TektronixTekVISAinstaller contains the TekVISA installer. C:TektronixTekVISAmanual contains the TekVISA Programmer Manual.
Use the following steps to install the TekVISA tools on your analyzer: NOTE. For details on accessing Windows XP on the analyzer, refer to the user manual that was shipped to the instrument. 1. Connect a USB mouse and keyboard to the USB ports on the side panel of the analyzer. 2. Display the Windows XP desktop on the screen. 3. Find the setup.exe file in the C:TektronixTekVISAinstaller directory using Windows Explorer or other file access methods. 4. Run setup.exe and follow the instructions. The TekVISA Programmer Manual is found in the C:TektronixTekVISAmanual directory. Auto Logon for TekVISA Version 3.x. The auto logon function is enabled at the factory for the oem1 user account. After installing TeVISA 3.x, auto logon may be disabled by the addition of a second user account. When auto logon is disabled, the oem1 icon will appear on the screen at Windows startup, as in the following figure.
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To enable auto logon again, delete the ASP.NET Machine Account from the system using the following steps. 1. Click the oem1 button to start session. 2. Locate the RTSA application icon in the task bar and right-click. A menu appears. 3. Select Close from the menu. 4. Click Start on the task bar. 5. Select Settings Control Panel and then double-click User Accounts. 6. Click to pick ASP.NET Machine A... account. 7. Select the Delete the account menu and then click Delete Account.
8. Confirm that ASP.NET Machine A... no longer appears on the screen. 9. Restart the Windows XP operating system to confirm that the RTSA application program starts automatically..
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Syntax and Commands
Command Syntax
This section contains information on the Standard Commands for Programmable Instruments (SCPI) and IEEE 488.2 Common Commands you can use to program your analyzer. The information is organized in the following subsections: H H H H Backus-Naur Form Definition SCPI Commands and Queries IEEE 488.2 Common Commands Constructed Mnemonics
Backus-Naur Form Definition

This manual may describe commands and queries using the Backus-Naur Form (BNF) notation. Table 2- defines the standard BNF symbols: -1 Table 2- 1: BNF symbols and meanings
Symbol < ::= | { [ ( } ] ) > Meaning Defined element Is defined as Exclusive OR Group; one element is required Optional; can be omitted Previous element(s) may be repeated Comment
. . .
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SCPI Commands and Queries

SCPI is a standard created by a consortium that provides guidelines for remote programming of instruments. These guidelines provide a consistent programming environment for instrument control and data transfer. This environment uses defined programming messages, instrument responses, and data format across all SCPI instruments, regardless of manufacturer. The analyzer uses a command language based on the SCPI standard. The SCPI language is based on a hierarchical or tree structure (see Figure 2-1) that represents a subsystem. The top level of the tree is the root node; it is followed by one or more lower-level nodes.
TRIGger SEQuence Root node Lower-level nodes
LEVel
POLarity
SOURce
Figure 2- 1: Example of SCPI subsystem hierarchy tree You can create commands and queries from these subsystem hierarchy trees. Commands specify actions for the instrument to perform. Queries return measurement data and information about parameter settings.
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Creating Commands
SCPI commands are created by stringing together the nodes of a subsystem hierarchy and separating each node by a colon. In Figure 2- TRIGger is the root node and SEQuence, LEVel, POLarity, and -1, SOURce are lower-level nodes. To create a SCPI command, start with the root node TRIGger and move down the tree structure adding nodes until you reach the end of a branch. Most commands and some queries have parameters; you must include a value for these parameters. If you specify a parameter value that is out of range, the parameter will be set to a default value. The command descriptions, which start on page 2-83, list the valid values for all parameters. For example, TRIGger:SEQuence:SOURce EXT is a valid SCPI command created from the hierarchy tree in Figure 2-1.
Creating Queries
To create a query, start at the root node of a tree structure, move down to the end of a branch, and add a question mark. TRIGger:SEQuence:SOURce? is an example of a valid SCPI query using the hierarchy tree in Figure 2-1. The query causes the analyzer to return information about its status or settings. When a query is sent to the analyzer, only the values are returned. When the returned value is a mnemonic, it is noted in abbreviated format, as shown in Table 2-2. Table 2- 2: Query response examples
Query :DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:X:SPAN? :SENSe:AVERage:TYPE? Response 10.0E+6 RMS
Query Responses
A few queries also initiate an operation action before returning information. For example, the *CAL? query runs a calibration.
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Parameter Types
Every parameter in the command and query descriptions is of a specified type. The parameters are enclosed in brackets, such as <value>. The parameter type is listed after the parameter and is enclosed in parentheses, for example, (discrete). Some parameter types are defined specifically for the RSA3000B Series command set and some are defined by ANSI/IEEE 488.2-1987 (refer to Table 2-3). Table 2- 3: Parameter types used in syntax descriptions
Parameter type arbitrary block1 Description A specified length of arbitrary data Example #512234xxxxx . . . where 5 indicates that the following 5 digits (12234) specify the length of the data in bytes; xxxxx ... indicates the data ON or 1; OFF or 0 MIN, MAX, UP, DOWN #B0110 #Q57, #Q3 #HAA, #H1 0, 1, 15, - 1 1.2, 3.141516, - 6.5 3.1415E-- 9, - 16.1E5 See NR1, NR2, and NR3 examples Testing 1, 2, 3
boolean discrete binary octal hexadecimal2 NR12,3 numeric NR22 numeric NR32 numeric NRf2 numeric
Boolean numbers or values A list of specific values Binary numbers Octal numbers Hexadecimal numbers (0-- 9, A, B, C, D, E, F) Integers Decimal numbers Floating point numbers Flexible decimal number that may be type NR1, NR2 or NR3 Alphanumeric characters (must be within quotation marks)
string4
1 2 3 4
Defined in ANSI/IEEE 488.2 as Definite Length Arbitrary Block Response Data. An ANSI/IEEE 488.2- 1992-defined parameter type. Some commands and queries will accept an octal or hexadecimal value even though the parameter type is defined as NR1. Defined in ANSI/IEEE 488.2 as String Response Data.
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SCPI-defined Parameters. In addition to the ANSI/IEEE 488.2-1987-defined parameters, RSA3000B Series support the following SCPI-defined parameters. H <NRf> for boolean OFF | ON | 0 | 1 | <NRf> You can use <NRf> for boolean parameter. The values other than zero (OFF) are regarded as one (ON). H MAXimum and MINimum for numeric parameters You can use MAXimum and MINimum for the numeric parameter <NRf>. The following example sets the trigger level to the maximum (100%). :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:LEVel:IF MAXimum The commands that have numeric parameters support the following query: <header>? { MAXimum | MINimum } The query command returns the maximum or minimum acceptable value for the command. For example, :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:LEVel:IF? MAXimum returns 100 indicating the maximum trigger level is 100%. H UP and DOWN for numeric parameters The [:SENse]:FREQuency:CENTer command (refer to page 2-1150) supports UP and DOWN for the numeric parameters. The increment/decrement of UP/DOWN is determined by one of these commands: [:SENse]:FREQuency:CENTer:STEP:AUTO [:SENse]:FREQuency:CENTer:STEP[:INCRement]
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Special Characters
The Line Feed (LF) character (ASCII 10), and all characters in the range of ASCII 127-255 are defined as special characters. These characters are used in arbitrary block arguments only; using these characters in other parts of any command yields unpredictable results. You can abbreviate most SCPI commands, queries, and parameters to an accepted short form. This manual shows these short forms as a combination of upper and lower case letters. The upper case letters indicate the accepted short form of a command. As shown in Figure 2- you can create a short form by -2, using only the upper case letters. The accepted short form and the long form are equivalent and request the same action of the instrument.
Long form of a command :CALCulate3:MARKer:Y 50
Abbreviating Commands, Queries, and Parameters
Minimum information needed for accepted short form
Accepted short form of a command and parameter
CALC3:MARK:Y 50
Figure 2- 2: Example of abbreviating a command NOTE. The numeric suffix of a command or query may be included in either the long form or short form; the analyzer will default to 1 if no suffix is used. In Figure 2- the 3 of CALC3 indicates that the command is directed to -2, View 3.
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Chaining Commands and Queries
You can chain several commands or queries together into a single message. To create a chained message, first create a command or query, add a semicolon (;), and then add more commands or queries and semicolons until the message is complete. If the command following a semicolon is a root node, precede it with a colon (:). Figure 2- illustrates a chained message consisting of several -3 commands and queries. The single chained message should end in a command or query, not a semicolon. Responses to any queries in your message are separated by semicolons.
:CALC:MARK:X 100;:SENS:AVER:STAT ON;:DISP:WAV:Y:PDIV?;:READ:SPEC:CFR?
First command
Second command
First query 100;1.2E+9
Second query
The response from this chained message might be
Response from first query
Response from second query
Figure 2- 3: Example of chaining commands and queries If a command or query has the same root and lower-level nodes as the previous command or query, you can omit these nodes. In Figure 2- the second -4, command has the same root node (TRIG:SEQuence) as the first command, so these nodes can be omitted.
:TRIG:SEQ:MODE NORM;:TRIG:SEQ:SLOP NEG;:TRIG:SEQ:POS 50
Identical root and lower-level nodes
:TRIG:SEQ:MODE NORM;:SLOP NEG;POS 50 First command Additional commands (omitted the root nodes)
Figure 2- 4: Example of omitting root and lower-level nodes in a chained message
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Unit and SI Prefix
If the decimal numeric argument refers to amplitude, frequency, or time, you can express it using SI units instead of using the scaled explicit point input value format <NR3>. (SI units are units that conform to the Systeme International dUnites standard.) For example, you can use the input format 200 mV or 1.0 MHz instead of 200.0E- or 1.0E+6, respectively, to specify voltage or -3 frequency. Table 2- lists the available units. -4 Table 2- 4: Available units
Symbol dB dBm DEG Hz PCT s V Meaning decibel (relative amplitude) decibel (absolute amplitude) degree (phase) hertz (frequency) percent (%) second (time) volt
The available SI prefixes are shown in Table 2-5. Table 2- 5: Available SI prefixes
SI prefix Corresponding power
1
A 10- 18
F 10- 15
P 10- 12
N 10- 9
U 10- 6
M 10- 3
K 10+3
MA 1 10+6
G 10+9
T 10+12
PE 10+15
EX 10+18
When the unit is Hz, M may be used instead of MA so that the frequency can be represented by MHz.
You can omit a unit in a command, but you must include the unit when using a SI prefix. For example, frequency of 15 MHz can be described as follows: 15.0E6, 1.5E7Hz, 15000000, 15000000Hz, 15MHz, etc. (15M is not allowed.) Note that you can use either lower or upper case units and prefixes. The following examples have the same result, respectively. 170mhz, 170mHz, 170MHz, etc. 250mv, 250mV, 250MV, etc.
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General Rules
Here are three general rules for using SCPI commands, queries, and parameters: H You can use single ( ) or double ( ) quotation marks for quoted strings, but you cannot use both types of quotation marks for the same string. correct: This string uses quotation marks correctly." correct: `This string also uses quotation marks correctly.' incorrect: This string does not use quotation marks correctly.' H You can use upper case, lower case, or a mixture of both cases for all commands, queries, and parameters. SENSE:SPECTRUM:FFT:LENGTH 1024 is the same as sense:spectrum:fft:length 1024 and SENSE:spectrum:FFT:length 1024 NOTE. Literal strings (quoted) are case sensitive. For example: file names. H No embedded spaces are allowed between or within nodes. correct: SENSE:SPECTRUM:FFT:LENGTH 1024
incorrect: SENSE: SPECTRUM: FFT: LEN GTH 1024
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Command Syntax
IEEE 488.2 Common Commands

Description
ANSI/IEEE Standard 488.2 defines the codes, formats, protocols, and usage of common commands and queries used on the interface between the controller and the instruments. The analyzer complies with this standard. The syntax for an IEEE 488.2 common command is an asterisk (*) followed by a command and, optionally, a space and parameter value. The syntax for an IEEE 488.2 common query is an asterisk (*) followed by a query and a question mark. All of the common commands and queries are listed in the last part of the Syntax and Commands section. The following are examples of common commands: H H *ESE 16 *CLS
Command and Query Structure
The following are examples of common queries: H H *ESR? *IDN?
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Constructed Mnemonics
Some header mnemonics specify one of a range of mnemonics. For example, a channel mnemonic can be either CALCulate1, CALCulate2, CALCulate3, or CALCulate4. You use these mnemonics in the command just as you do any other mnemonic. For example, there is a :CALCulate1:MARKer:MODE command, and there is also a :CALCulate2:MARKer:MODE command. In the command descriptions, this list of choices is abbreviated as CALCulate<x>. The value of <x> is the upper range of valid suffixes. If the numeric suffix is omitted, the analyzer uses the default value of 1. Table 2- 6: Constructed mnemonics
Symbol CALCulate<x> DLINe<x> VLINe<x> MARKer<x> TRACe<x> DATA<x> ZONE<x> Meaning A view specifier where <x> = 1 to 4. A horizontal display line specifier where <x> = 1 or 2. A vertical display line specifier where <x> = 1 or 2. A marker specifier where <x> = 1 or 2. A trace specifier where <x> = 1 or 2. A zone specifier where <x> = 1 to 12.
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Command Groups
This section lists the RSA3000B Series analyzer commands in two ways. It first presents them by functional groups. It then lists them alphabetically. The functional group list starts on this page. The alphabetical list provides more detail on each command and starts on page 2-83. The RSA3000B Series analyzers conform to the Standard Commands for Programmable Instruments (SCPI) 1999.0 and IEEE Std 488.2-1987 except where noted. Items followed by question marks are queries; items without question marks are commands. Some items in this section have a question mark in parentheses (?) in the command header section; this indicates that the item can be both a command and a query. For the conventions of notation in this manual, refer to Command Syntax on page 2-1 and following pages.
Measurement Mode
Each command can be available or unavailable, depending on the current measurement mode. The Measurement Modes item in each command description shows the measurement mode in which the command is available. To set the measurement mode, use the :INSTrument[:SELect] command (refer to page 2-936) using one of the following mnemonics: Table 2- 7: Measurement mode
Mnemonic S/A mode SANORMAL SADPX SASGRAM SARTIME SAZRTIME SAUL3G SADLR5_3G SAULR5_3G Normal spectrum analysis DPX (Digital Phosphor) spectrum analysis Spectrum analysis with spectrogram Real-time spectrum analysis Real-time spectrum analysis with zoom function W-CDMA uplink spectrum analysis 3GPP-R5 downlink spectrum analysis 3GPP-R5 uplink spectrum analysis (Option 30 only) (Option 30 only) (Option 30 only) Meaning
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Table 2- 7: Measurement mode (Cont.)

Mnemonic Demod mode DEMADEM DEMAUDIO DEMDDEM DEMRFID DEMUL3G DEMGSMEDGE DEMFLCDMA2K DEMRLCDMA2K DEMFL1XEVDO DEMRL1XEVDO DEMTD_SCDMA DEMWLAN DEMSWLAN DEMM2WLAN DEMDLR5_3G DEMULR5_3G DEMDLR6_3G DEMULR6_3G Time mode TIMCCDF TIMTRAN TIMPULSE TIMSSOURCE CCDF analysis Time characteristics analysis Pulse characteristics analysis Signal source analysis (Option 21 only) Analog modulation analysis Audio measurements Digital modulation analysis RFID analysis W-CDMA uplink modulation analysis GSM/EDGE modulation analysis cdma2000 forward link analysis cdma2000 reverse link analysis cdma2000 1xEV-DO foward link analysis cdma2000 1xEV-DO reverse link analysis TD-SCDMA modulation analysis IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis IEEE802.11n (nx1) analysis IEEE802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis 3GPP-R5 downlink modulation analysis 3GPP-R5 uplink modulation analysis 3GPP-R6 downlink modulation analysis 3GPP-R6 uplink modulation analysis (Option 10 only) (Option 21 only) (Option 21 only) (Option 30 only) (Option 24 only) (Option 25 only) (Option 25 only) (Option 26 only) (Option 26 only) (Option 28 only) (Option 29 only) (Option 29 only) (Option 29 only) (Option 30 only) (Option 30 only) (Option 40 only) (Option 40 only) Meaning
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Functional Groups
The commands are divided into the following groups: Table 2- 8: List of command groups
Command group IEEE common :ABORt :CALCulate :CALibration :CONFigure :DATA :DISPlay :FETCh :FORMat :HCOPy :INITiate :INPut :INSTrument :MMEMory :OUTPut :PROGram :READ :SENSe :STATus :SYSTem :TRACe :TRIGger :UNIT Function Conforms to the IEEE Std 488.2-1987. Resets and restarts sweep, measurement, and trigger. Controls the markers and the display line. Calibrates the analyzer. Configures the analyzer for each measurement session. Controls general conditions for the instrument. Controls how to show waveform and measurement result on screen. Retrieves the measurements from the last data acquired. Sets the output data format. Controls screen hardcopy. Controls data acquisition. Sets the input-related conditions. Selects a measurement mode. Controls file saving/loading to/from the hard disk or floppy disk. Controls the characteristics of the analyzers output port. Controls macro programs. Acquires data and obtain the measurement results. Sets up detailed conditions for each measurement. Controls the status and event registers. Sets the system parameters and queries system information. Controls arithmetic and display of traces. Controls triggering. Specifies fundamental units for measurement.
The following sections list the commands by group.
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IEEE Common Commands

The IEEE 488.2 common commands have a * prefix. Table 2- 9: IEEE common commands
Header *CAL? *CLS *ESE(?) *ESR? *IDN? *OPC(?) *OPT? *RST *SRE(?) *STB? *TRG *TST? *WAI Description Runs all the calibration routines. Clears the status or event. Sets the value for the ESER register. Queries the SESR register value. Queries the analyzer ID. Synchronizes commands. Queries the options incorporated in the analyzer. Restores the factory initialization settings. Sets the value for the SRER register. Queries the Status Byte Register value. Generates a trigger event. Runs a self test. Waits until another command has run.
:ABORt Commands
Resets the trigger system and related actions such as data acquisition and measurement. Table 2- 10: :ABORt commands
Header :ABORt Description Resets and restarts sweep, trigger, and measurement.
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:CALCulate Commands
Control the marker and the display line. Table 2- 11: :CALCulate commands
Header :CALCulate<x>:DLINe<y>(?) :CALCulate<x>:DLINe<y>:STATe(?) :CALCulate<x>:MARKer:AOFF :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:MAXimum :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:MODE(?) :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:PEAK:HIGHer :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:PEAK:LEFT :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:PEAK:LOWer :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:PEAK:RIGHt :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:PTHReshold(?) :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:ROFF :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>[:SET]:CARRier :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>[:SET]:CENTer :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>[:SET]:MEASurement :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>[:SET]:PHASe :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>[:SET]:RCURsor :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>[:STATe] :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:T(?) :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:TOGGle :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:TRACe(?) :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:X(?) :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:Y(?) :CALCulate<x>:VLINe<y>(?) :CALCulate<x>:VLINe<y>:STATe(?) Description Sets the vertical position of the horizontal line. Determines whether to show the horizontal line. Turns off all the markers. Places the marker at the maximum point on the trace. Selects the marker mode (position or delta). Moves the marker to the next higher peak. Moves the marker to the peak on the left. Moves the marker to the next lower peak. Moves the marker to the peak on the right. Sets the minimum jump of the marker on the horizontal axis. Turn off the reference cursor. Sets the carrier frequency to the value at the marker position. Sets the center frequency to the value at the marker position. Sets the measurement position with the marker. Puts the vertical axis center (zero phase) at the marker position. Displays the reference cursor at the marker position. Determines whether to show the marker. Positions the marker on the time axis. Replaces the delta marker with the main marker. Selects the trace to place the marker. Positions the marker on the horizontal axis. Positions the marker on the vertical axis. Sets the horizontal position of the vertical line. Determines whether to show the vertical line.
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:CALibration Commands
Calibrate the analyzer. Table 2- 12: :CALibration commands
Header :CALibration[:ALL](?) :CALibration:AUTO(?) :CALibration:DATA:DEFault :CALibration:FLATness:IF(?) :CALibration:IQ:CORRection:MAGNitude? :CALibration:IQ:CORRection:PHASe? :CALibration:IQ:HEADer? :CALibration:IQ:VFRame:BNUMber(?) :CALibration:IQ:VFRame[:TYPE](?) :CALibration:OFFSet:BASebanddc(?) :CALibration:OFFSet:CENTer(?) :CALibration:OFFSet:IQINput(?) (Option 03 only) :CALibration:RF(?) Description Runs all the calibration routines. Determines whether to run the RF gain calibration automatically. Restores the calibrated data to the factory defaults. Runs the IF flatness calibration. Returns the magnitude values of the IF flatness correction factor. Returns the phase values of the IF flatness correction factor. Returns the header of an IQ data file. Specifies the block number. Selects the type of valid frame of IQ data. Runs the baseband DC offset calibration. Runs the center offset calibration. Runs the IQ input offset calibration. Runs the RF gain calibration.
:CONFigure Commands
Set up the analyzer in order to perform the specified measurement. Table 2- 13: :CONFigure commands
Header :CONFigure:ADEMod:AM :CONFigure:ADEMod:FM :CONFigure:ADEMod:PM :CONFigure:ADEMod:PSPectrum :CONFigure:CCDF :CONFigure:DPSA :CONFigure:OVIew :CONFigure:PULSe Description Sets the analyzer to the AM signal analysis default settings. Sets the analyzer to the FM signal analysis default settings. Sets the analyzer to the PM signal analysis default settings. Sets the analyzer to the pulse spectrum measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the CCDF measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the DPX spectrum analysis default settings. Turns off measurement to obtain display data in the overview. Sets the analyzer to the pulse characteristics measurement default settings.
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Table 2- 13: :CONFigure commands (Cont.)

Header :CONFigure:SPECtrum :CONFigure:SPECtrum:ACPower :CONFigure:SPECtrum:CFRequency :CONFigure:SPECtrum:CHPower :CONFigure:SPECtrum:CNRatio :CONFigure:SPECtrum:EBWidth :CONFigure:SPECtrum:OBWidth :CONFigure:SPECtrum:SEMask :CONFigure:SPECtrum:SPURious :CONFigure:TFRequency:RTIMe :CONFigure:TFRequency:SGRam :CONFigure:TRANsient:FVTime :CONFigure:TRANsient:IQVTime :CONFigure:TRANsient:PVTime Description Sets the analyzer to the spectrum measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the ACPR measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the carrier frequency measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the channel power measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the C/N measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the emission bandwidth measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the OBW measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the spectrum emission mask measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the spurious signal measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the real-time spectrum measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the spectrogram measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the frequency versus time measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the IQ level versus time measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the power versus time measurement default settings.
:CONFigure Commands (Option)

Table 2- shows the :CONFigure commands for optional analysis software. -14 Table 2- 14: :CONFigure commands (Option)
Header Option 10 Audio measurement related :CONFigure:AUDio Option 21 Advanced measurement suite related :CONFigure:DDEMod :CONFigure:RFID :CONFigure:SSOurce Option 24 W-GSM/EDGE analysis related :CONFigure:GSMedge:MACCuracy :CONFigure:GSMedge:MCPower :CONFigure:GSMedge:MODulation :CONFigure:GSMedge:PVTime :CONFigure:GSMedge:SPURious :CONFigure:GSMedge:SWITching Sets the analyzer to the modulation accuracy measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the mean carrier power measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the modulation spectrum measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the power versus time measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the spurious measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the switching spectrum measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the digital modulation analysis default settings. Sets the analyzer to the RFID analysis default settings. Sets the analyzer to the signal source analysis default settings. Sets the analyzer for the audio measurement. Description
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Table 2- 14: :CONFigure commands (Option) (Cont.)

Header :CONFigure:Standard:ACPower :CONFigure:Standard:CCDF :CONFigure:Standard:CDPower :CONFigure:Standard:CHPower :CONFigure:Standard:IM :CONFigure:Standard:MACCuracy :CONFigure:Standard:OBWidth :CONFigure:Standard:PCCHannel :CONFigure:RLCDMA2K:PVTime :CONFigure:Standard:SEMask :CONFigure:Standard:ACPower :CONFigure:Standard:CCDF :CONFigure:Standard:CDPower :CONFigure:Standard:CHPower :CONFigure:Standard:IM :CONFigure:Standard:MACCuracy :CONFigure:Standard:OBWidth :CONFigure:Standard:PCCHannel :CONFigure:FL1XEVDO:PVTime :CONFigure:Standard:SEMask Option 28 TD-SCDMA analysis related :CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:ACLR :CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:CDPower :CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:CHPower :CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:IM :CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy :CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth :CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:SEMask :CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:SFSummary :CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:STABle :CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask :CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:TSSummary Sets the analyzer to the adjacent channel leakage power ratio default settings. Sets the analyzer to the code domain power measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the channel power measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the intermodulation measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the modulation accuracy measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the occupied bandwidth measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the spectrum emission mask measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the subframe summary measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the symbol table default settings. Sets the analyzer to the transmit on/off mask measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the time slot summary measurement default settings. Description Sets the analyzer to the ACPR measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the CCDF measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the code domain power measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the channel power measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the intermodulation measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the modulation accuracy measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the occupied bandwidth measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the pilot to code channel measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the gated output power measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the spectrum emission mask test default settings. Sets the analyzer to the ACPR measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the CCDF measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the code domain power measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the channel power measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the intermodulation measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the modulation accuracy measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the occupied bandwidth measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the pilot to code channel measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the gated output power measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the spectrum emission mask test default settings.
Option 25 cdma2000 analysis related ( :Standard = :FLCDMA2K | :RLCDMA2K )
Option 26 1xEV-DO analysis related ( :Standard = :FL1XEVDO | :RL1XEVDO )
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Table 2- 14: :CONFigure commands (Option) (Cont.)

Header Option 29 WLAN analysis related :CONFigure:M2WLAN :CONFigure:SWLAN :CONFigure:SWLAN:SMASk :CONFigure:WLAN :CONFigure:WLAN:SMASk :CONFigure:WLAN:TPOWer :CONFigure:AC3Gpp :CONFigure:DLR5_3GPP :CONFigure:Standard:ACLR :CONFigure:Standard:CFRequency :CONFigure:Standard:CHPower :CONFigure:Standard:EBWidth :CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr :CONFigure:Standard:OBWidth :CONFigure:Standard:SEMask :CONFigure:UL3Gpp :CONFigure:ULR5_3GPP Option 40 3GPP-R6 analysis related :CONFigure:DLR6_3GPP :CONFigure:ULR6_3GPP Sets the analyzer for the modulation analysis in 3GPP-R6 downlink. Sets the analyzer for the modulation analysis in 3GPP-R6 uplink. Sets the analyzer for 802.11n MIMO (2x2) modulation analysis. Sets the analyzer for 802.11n (nx1) modulation analysis. Sets the analyzer to 802.11n spectrum mask measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer for 802.11a/b/g modulation analysis. Sets the analyzer to 802.11a/b/g spectrum mask measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to 802.11a/b/g transmit power measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the W-CDMA ACLR measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer for the modulation analysis in 3GPP-R5 downlink. Sets the analyzer to the ACLR measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the carrier frequency measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the channel power measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the EBW measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the multi-carrier ACLR measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the OBW measurement default settings. Sets the analyzer to the spectrum emission mask test default settings. Sets the analyzer to the W-CDMA uplink analysis default settings. Sets the analyzer for the modulation analysis in 3GPP-R5 uplink. Description
Option 30 3GPP-R5 analysis related ( :Standard = :SADLR5_3GPP | :SAULR5_3GPP )
:DATA Commands
Control general conditions for the instrument. Table 2- 15: :DISPlay commands
Header :DATA:STATe? Description Queries the status of acquired data.
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:DISPlay Commands
Control how to show measurement data on the screen. Table 2- 16: :DISPlay commands
Header :DISPlay:CCDF subgroup :DISPlay:CCDF:LINE:GAUSsian[:STATe](?) :DISPlay:CCDF:LINE:REFerence[:STATe](?) :DISPlay:CCDF:LINE:REFerence:STORe :DISPlay:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:AUTO(?) :DISPlay:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:MAXimum(?) :DISPlay:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:MAXimum(?) :DISPlay:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:MINimum(?) :DISPlay:DPSA subgroup :DISPlay:DPSA:COLor(?) :DISPlay:DPSA:COLor:MAXimum(?) :DISPlay:DPSA:COLor:MINimum(?) :DISPlay:DPSA:GRATicule:GRID(?) :DISPlay:DPSA:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:DPSA:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:DPSA:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:OVIew subgroup :DISPlay:OVIew:FORMat(?) :DISPlay:OVIew:OTINdicator(?) :DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:X[:SCALe]:SPAN(?) :DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe(?) :DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) Description CCDF measurement related. Determines whether to show the Gaussian line. Determines whether to show the reference line. Stores the current CCDF trace as the reference line. Determines whether to set the horizontal scale automatically. Sets the maximum horizontal value (right edge). Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge). Runs auto-scale. Sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value. Sets the maximum vertical value (top). Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom). DPX Spectrum analysis related. Selects the color scheme used for the Bitmap trace. Sets the maximum value of the color axis for the Bitmap trace. Sets the minimum value of the color axis for the Bitmap trace. Selects how the graticule is displayed. Sets the vertical axis and color axis to default full-scale value. Sets the minimum vertical, or amplitude, value (bottom). Sets the vertical scale (amplitude per division). DEMOD and TIME mode overview related. Selects the overview display format. Determines whether to show the trigger output indicator. Sets the minimum color-axis value (bottom) of the spectrogram. Sets the color-axis full-scale of the spectrogram. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) of the spectrogram. Sets the horizontal full-scale (span) of the spectrogram. Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom) of the spectrogram. Sets the vertical scale of the spectrogram. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the time domain display. Sets the horizontal scale in the time domain display.
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Table 2- 16: :DISPlay commands (Cont.)

Header :DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:X[:SCALe]:SPAN(?) :DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe(?) :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew|:SVIew subgroup :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:CHPower(?) :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:DCYCle(?) :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:EBWidth(?) :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:FREQuency(?) :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:OBWidth(?) :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:OORatio(?) :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:PERiod(?) :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:PHASe(?) :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:PPOWer(?) :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:RIPPle(?) :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:WIDTh(?) :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:FORMat(?) :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:GUIDelines(?) :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:RESult(?) :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:SELect(?) :DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum subgroup :DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) Description Runs auto-scale on the time domain display. Sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum vertical value in the time domain display. Sets the vertical scale in the time domain display. Sets the minimum color-axis value of the spectrogram with zoom. Sets the color-axis full-scale of the spectrogram with zoom. Sets the minimum horizontal value of the spectrogram with zoom. Sets the horizontal full-scale of the spectrogram with zoom. Sets the minimum vertical value of the spectrogram with zoom. Sets the vertical scale of the spectrogram with zoom. The main view and subview related in the pulse measurements Determines whether to show channel power measurement results. Determines whether to show duty cycle measurement results. Determines whether to show EBW measurement results. Determines whether to show carrier frequency measurement results. Determines whether to show OBW measurement results. Determines whether to show on/off-ratio measurement results. Determines whether to show repetition interval measurement results. Determines whether to show pulse-pulse phase measurement results. Determines whether to show peak power measurement results. Determines whether to show pulse ripple measurement results. Determines whether to show pulse width measurement results. Selects the display format of the subview. Determines whether to show the guidelines in the subview. Selects how to set the horizontal scale in the subview. Selects how to show the result graph in the subview. Selects a pulse to measure. The spectrum view related in the pulse measurements Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge). Sets the horizontal scale (per division). Runs the auto-scale. Sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom). Sets the vertical scale (per division).
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Header :DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform subgroup :DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:SPECtrum subgroup :DISPlay:SPECtrum:BMARker:STATe(?) :DISPlay:SPECtrum:GRATicule:GRID(?) :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude:INTerval(?) :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude[:STATe](?) :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:ANNotation[:STATe](?) :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency:INTerval(?) :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency[:STATe](?) :DISPlay:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:TFRequency subgroup :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:ANNotation[:STATe] (?) Description Time domain display related in the pulse measurements Sets the minimum value of the horizontal axis (left edge). Sets or queries the horizontal scale (per division). Runs the auto-scale. Sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum value (bottom) of the vertical axis. Sets the vertical scale (per division). Spectrum view related. Turns on or off the band power marker. Determines how the graticule is displayed. Sets the interval of the amplitude multi display lines. Sets the offset of the amplitude multi display lines. Determines whether to show the amplitude multi display lines. Determines whether to show the readout of the multi display lines. Sets the interval of the frequency multi display lines. Sets the offset of the frequency multi display line. Determines whether to show the frequency multi display lines. Sets the minimum horizontal value (start frequency). Sets the horizontal scale (span/div). Runs auto-scale. Sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum vertical, or amplitude, value (bottom). Sets the vertical, or amplitude, scale per division. 3-dimensional view (spectrogram) related. Sets the minimum color-axis value (bottom) of the spectrogram. Sets the scale of the spectrograms color axis. Determines whether to show the readout of the multi display lines.
:DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency:INTerval Sets the interval of the frequency multi display lines. (?) :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency:OFFSet Sets the offset of the frequency multi display lines. (?) :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency[:STATe] (?) Determines whether to show the frequency multi display lines.
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Header :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME:INTerval(?) :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME[:STATe](?) :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:X[:SCALe]:SPAN(?) :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe(?) :DISPlay[:VIEW] subgroup :DISPlay[:VIEW]:BRIGhtness(?) :DISPlay[:VIEW]:FORMat(?) :DISPlay:WAVeform subgroup :DISPlay:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) Description Sets the interval of the time multi display lines. Sets the offset of the time multi display lines. Determines whether to show the time multi display lines. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) of the spectrogram. Sets the horizontal full-scale (span) of the spectrogram. Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom) of the spectrogram. Sets the vertical scale of the spectrogram. General conditions about display. Sets the display brightness. Selects the view display format. Time domain display related. Sets the minimum horizontal, or time, value (left edge). Sets the horizontal, or time, scale per division. Runs auto-scale. Sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum vertical, or amplitude, value (bottom). Sets the vertical, or amplitude, scale.
:DISPlay Commands (Option)

Table 2- shows the :DISPlay commands for optional analysis software. -17 Table 2- 17: :DISPlay commands (Option)
Header Option 10 Audio measurement related :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum subgroup :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude:INTerval(?) :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude[:STATe](?) :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:ANNotation[:STATe](?) :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency:INTerval(?) :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency[:STATe](?) Spectrum view related. Sets the interval of the amplitude multi display lines. Sets the offset of the amplitude multi display lines. Determines whether to show the amplitude multi display lines. Determines whether to show the readout of the multi display lines. Sets the interval of the frequency multi display lines. Sets the offset of the frequency multi display line. Determines whether to show the frequency multi display lines. Description
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Table 2- 17: :DISPlay commands (Option) (Cont.)

Header :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency subgroup :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:COLor[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:COLor[:SCALe] :RANGe(?) :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:ANNotation [:STATe](?) :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency :INTerval(?) :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency [:STATe](?) :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME :INTerval(?) :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME [:STATe](?) :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet (?) :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:X[:SCALe]:SPAN(?) :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet (?) :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe(?) Option 21 Advanced measurement suite related :DISPlay:DDEMod subgroup :DISPlay:DDEMod:CCDF:LINE:GAUSsian[:STATe](?) :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:DSTart(?) :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat(?) :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:HSSHift(?) :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:MPHase(?) Digital modulation analysis related. Determines whether to display the Gaussian line. Selects the decoding start position for ASK, FSK, and GFSK signals. Selects the main view display format. Selects the Q data half symbol shift for an OQPSK signal. Selects the phase multiplication constant for a CPM signal. Description Sets the minimum horizontal value (start frequency). Sets the horizontal scale (span/div). Runs auto-scale. Sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum vertical, or amplitude, value (bottom). Sets the vertical, or amplitude, scale per division. 3-dimensional view (spectrogram) related. Sets the minimum color-axis value (bottom) of the spectrogram. Sets the scale of the spectrograms color axis. Determines whether to show the readout of the multi display lines. Sets the interval of the frequency multi display lines. Sets the offset of the frequency multi display lines. Determines whether to show the frequency multi display lines. Sets the interval of the time multi display lines. Sets the offset of the time multi display lines. Determines whether to show the time multi display lines. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) of the spectrogram. Sets the horizontal full-scale (span) of the spectrogram. Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom) of the spectrogram. Sets the vertical scale of the spectrogram.
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Header :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix(?) :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:SEQuence(?) :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:MAXimum(?) :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:MINimum(?) :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:DDEMod:NLINearity:LINE:BFIT[:STATe](?) :DISPlay:DDEMod:NLINearity:LINE:REFerence[:STATe](?) :DISPlay:DDEMod:NLINearity:MASK[:STATe](?) :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:DSTart(?) :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat(?) :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:HSSHift(?) :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:MPHase(?) :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:RADix(?) :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:SEQuence(?) :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:MAXimum(?) :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:MINimum(?) :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod subgroup :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:AREA[:PERCent](?) :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:BURSt[:NUMBer](?) :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:EDGE[:NUMBer](?) :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:ENVelope[:NUMBer](?) :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:GUIDeline[:STATe](?) Description Selects the base of symbols in the main view. Selects how to determine the symbol value on the symbol table. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the main view. Sets the horizontal full-scale in the main view. Runs auto-scale on the main view. Sets the main views vertical axis to the default full-scale value. Sets the maximum vertical value (top end) in the CCDF main view. Sets the minimum vertical value (top end) in the CCDF main view. Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the main view. Sets the vertical full-scale in the main view. Determines whether to display the best-- fit line. Determines whether to display the recovered reference line. Determines whether the linear signal region is visible. Selects the decoding start position for ASK, FSK, and GFSK signals. Selects the subview display format. Selects the Q data half symbol shift for an OQPSK signal. Selects the phase multiplication constant for a CPM signal. Selects the base of symbols in the subview. Selects how to determine the symbol value on the symbol table. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the subview. Sets the horizontal full-scale in the subview. Runs auto-scale on the subview. Sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the subview. Sets the maximum vertical value (top end) in the CCDF subview. Sets the minimum vertical value (top end) in the CCDF subview. Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the subview. Sets the vertical full-scale in the subview. Main view and subview related in the RFID analysis. Sets the percentage of display area. Sets the burst number to display the measurement result. Sets the edge number to display the measurement result. Sets the envelope number to display the measurement result. Determines whether to display the guideline in the main view.
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Header :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:AREA[:PERCent](?) :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:BURSt[:NUMBer](?) :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:EDGE[:NUMBer](?) :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:ENVelope[:NUMBer](?) :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat(?) :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:GUIDeline[:STATe](?) :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum subgroup :DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform subgroup :DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FULL Description Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the main view. Sets the horizontal scale (per division) in the main view. Sets the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the main view. Runs the auto-scale on the main view. Sets the vertical axis in the main view to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the main view. Sets the vertical scale (per division) in the main view. Sets full-scale value of the vertical axis in the main view. Sets the percentage of display area. Sets the burst number to display the measurement result. Sets the edge number to display the measurement result. Sets the envelope number to display the measurement result. Selects the display format of the subview. Determines whether to display the guideline in the subview. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the subview. Sets the horizontal scale (time per division) in the subview. Sets full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the subview. Runs the auto-scale on the subview. Sets the vertical axis in the subview to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the subview. Sets the vertical scale (per division) in the time domain display. Sets full-scale value of the vertical axis in the subview. Spectrum view related in the RFID analysis. Sets the minimum horizontal, or frequency, value (left edge). Sets the horizontal, or frequency, scale (per division). Runs the auto-scale on the spectrum view. Sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum vertical, or amplitude, value (bottom). Sets the vertical, or amplitude, scale (per division). Time domain display related in the RFID analysis. Sets the minimum value of the horizontal axis (left edge). Sets the horizontal, or time, scale (per division). Runs the auto-scale on the time domain display. Sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value.
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Header :DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew subgroup :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:STARt(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:STOP(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew subgroup :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:STARt(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:STOP(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum subgroup :DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) Description Sets the minimum value (bottom) of the vertical axis. Sets the vertical axis scale (per division). Main view related in the signal source analysis. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the main view. Sets the horizontal scale (per division) in the main view. Sets the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the main view. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the main view. Sets the maximum horizontal value (right edge) in the main view. Runs the auto-scale on the main view. Sets the vertical axis in the main view to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the main view. Sets the vertical scale (per division) in the main view. Sets full-scale value of the vertical axis in the main view. Subview related in the signal source analysis. Sets the minimum value (bottom) of the color axis in the subview. Sets full-scale value of the color axis in the subview. Selects the display format of the subview. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the subview. Sets the horizontal scale (per division) in the subview. Sets the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the subview. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the subview. Sets the maximum horizontal value (right edge) in the subview. Runs the auto-scale on the subview. Sets the vertical axis in the subview to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the subview. Sets the vertical scale (per division) in the subview. Sets the vertical scale (the number of frames per line) in the subview. Sets full-scale value of the vertical axis in the subview. Spectrum display related in the Signal source analysis. Sets the minimum horizontal, or frequency, value (left edge). Sets the horizontal, or frequency, scale (per division). Runs the auto-scale on the spectrum view. Sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the spectrum view. Sets the minimum vertical, or amplitude, value (bottom). Sets the vertical, or amplitude, scale (per division).
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Header :DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency subgroup :DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:COLor[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:COLor[:SCALe] :RANGe(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:X[:SCALe]:STARt (?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:X[:SCALe]:STOP (?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:Y[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:Y[:SCALe] :PLINe(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform subgroup :DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) Option 24 GSM/EDGE analysis related :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod subgroup :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:FILTer:EINVerse(?) :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat(?) :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:STIMe(?) :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:FILTer:EINVerse(?) :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat(?) :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:STIMe(?) :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) Main view and subview related in the GSM/EDGE analysis. Determines whether to enable the EDGE inverse filter in the main view. Selects the main view display format. Sets the slice time on the constellation view. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the main view. Sets the horizontal full-scale in the main view. Runs auto-scale on the main view. Sets the main views vertical axis to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the main view. Sets the vertical full-scale in the main view. Determines whether to enable the EDGE inverse filter in the subview. Selects the subview display format. Sets the slice time on the constellation view. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the subview. Sets the horizontal full-scale in the subview. Description Three-dimensional view related in the signal source analysis. Sets the minimum value (bottom) of the color, or C/N, axis. Sets full-scale value of the color, or C/N, axis. Sets the minimum horizontal, or frequency, value (left edge). Sets the maximum horizontal, or frequency, value (right edge). Sets the minimum vertical, or frame number, value (bottom). Sets the vertical scale (the number of frames per line). Time domain display related in the signal source analysis. Sets the minimum value of the horizontal axis (left edge). Sets the horizontal, or time, scale (per division). Runs the auto-scale on the time domain display. Sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum value (bottom) of the vertical axis. Sets the vertical axis scale (per division).
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Header :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum subgroup :DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:BMARker:STATe(?) :DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform subgroup :DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:BURSt(?) :DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF subgroup :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF:LINE:GAUSsian[:STATe](?) :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF:LINE:REFerence[:STATe](?) :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF:LINE:REFerence:STORe :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:AUTO(?) :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:MAXimum(?) :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:MAXimum(?) :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:MINimum(?) :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod subgroup :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:MVIew:CORDer(?) :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat(?) Description Runs auto-scale on the subview. Sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the subview. Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the subview. Sets the vertical full-scale in the subview. Spectrum display related in the GSM/EDGE analysis. Turns on or off the spurious marker in the spurious measurement. Sets the minimum horizontal value (start frequency). Sets the horizontal scale (span/div). Runs auto-scale. Sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum vertical, or amplitude, value (bottom). Sets the vertical, or amplitude, scale per division. Time domain display related in the GSM/EDGE analysis. Selects how to expand waveform in the power versus time measurement Sets the minimum horizontal, or time, value (left edge). Sets the horizontal, or time, scale per division. Runs auto-scale. Sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum vertical, or amplitude, value (bottom). Sets the vertical, or amplitude, scale. CCDF measurement related. Sets whether to display the Gaussian line on the CCDF view. Sets whether to display the reference line on the CCDF view. Stores a new reference line. Determines whether to set the horizontal scale automatically. Sets the horizontal maximum value (right edge) in the CCDF view. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the CCDF view. Runs auto-scale on the CCDF view. Sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the CCDF view. Sets the maximum vertical value (top) in the CCDF view. Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the CCDF view. Digital modulation analysis related. Sets the code order. Selects the main view display format.
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Header :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit(?) :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat(?) :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:Standard:SPECtrum subgroup :DISPlay:Standard:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:Standard:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:Standard:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:Standard:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:Standard:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:Standard:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform subgroup :DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF subgroup :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF:LINE:GAUSsian[:STATe](?) :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF:LINE:REFerence[:STATe](?) :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF:LINE:REFerence:STORe Description Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the main view. Sets the horizontal full-scale value in the main view. Runs auto-scale on the main view. Sets the main views vertical axis to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the main view. Sets the unit of the vertical axis in the main view. Sets the vertical full-scale value in the main view. Selects the subview display format. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the subview. Sets the horizontal full-scale value in the subview. Runs auto-scale on the subview. Sets the subviews vertical axis to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the subview. Sets the vertical full-scale value in the subview. Spectrum view related. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the spectrum view. Sets the horizontal scale in the spectrum view. Runs auto-scale on the spectrum view. Sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the spectrum view. Sets the vertical scale in the spectrum view. Time domain display related. Sets the minimum horizontal value in the time domain display. Sets the horizontal or time scale per division in the spectrum view. Runs auto-scale on the time domain display. Sets the vertical axis to the default full scale. Sets the minimum vertical value in the time domain display. Sets the vertical scale per division in the time domain display. CCDF measurement related. Sets whether to display the Gaussian line on the CCDF view. Sets whether to display the reference line on the CCDF view. Stores a new reference line.
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Header :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:AUTO(?) :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:MAXimum(?) :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:MAXimum(?) :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:MINimum(?) :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod subgroup :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:MVIew:CORDer(?) :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat(?) :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit(?) :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat(?) :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:Standard:SPECtrum subgroup :DISPlay:Standard:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:Standard:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:Standard:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:Standard:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:Standard:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:Standard:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform subgroup :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) Description Determines whether to set the horizontal scale automatically. Sets the horizontal maximum value (right edge) in the CCDF view. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the CCDF view. Runs auto-scale on the CCDF view. Sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the CCDF view. Sets the maximum vertical value (top) in the CCDF view. Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the CCDF view. Digital modulation analysis related. Sets the code order. Selects the main view display format. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the main view. Sets the horizontal full-scale value in the main view. Runs auto-scale on the main view. Sets the main views vertical axis to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the main view. Sets the unit of the vertical axis in the main view. Sets the vertical full-scale value in the main view. Selects the subview display format. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the subview. Sets the horizontal full-scale value in the subview. Runs auto-scale on the subview. Sets the subviews vertical axis to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the subview. Sets the vertical full-scale value in the subview. Spectrum view related. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the spectrum view. Sets the horizontal scale in the spectrum view. Runs auto-scale on the spectrum view. Sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the spectrum view. Sets the vertical scale in the spectrum view. Time domain display related. Sets the minimum horizontal value in the time domain display. Sets the horizontal or time scale per division in the spectrum view.
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Header :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlayFL1XEVDO:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:AC3Gpp subgroup :DISPlay:AC3Gpp:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:AC3Gpp:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:AC3Gpp:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:AC3Gpp:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:AC3Gpp:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:AC3Gpp:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP subgroup :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:CCODe(?) :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot:HEAD(?) :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot[:STATe](?) :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:SHORtcode(?) :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe(?) :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:SSCHpart(?) :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot(?) :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:COLor[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:COLor[:SCALe] :RANGe(?) :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:FORMat(?) :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:RADix(?) :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet (?) :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe (?) :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL Description Runs auto-scale on the time domain display. Sets the vertical axis to the default full scale. Sets the minimum vertical value in the time domain display. Sets the vertical scale per division in the time domain display. W-CDMA ACLR measurement related. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge). Defines the display area along the horizontal axis. Runs auto-scale. Sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom). Sets the vertical full-scale. Related to modulation analysis for 3GPP-R5 downlink Sets the channelization code to position the marker. Sets the number of the head of the time slot to be displayed. Determines whether to display the multiple or the single slot. Selects the short code to display. Selects the symbol rate for downlink analysis. Determines whether to show SCH. Selects the time slot to display. Sets the minimum color-axis value (bottom) in the main view. Sets the color-axis full scale in the main view. Selects the main view display format. Selects the base of symbols in the main view. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the main view. Sets the horizontal full scale in the main view. Runs auto-scale on the main view. Sets the main views vertical axis to the default full scale.
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Header :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet (?) :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit(?) :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe (?) :DISPlay:Standard subgroup :DISPlay:Standard:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:Standard:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:Standard:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:Standard:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:Standard:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:Standard:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:UL3Gpp subgroup :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:AVIew:SHORtcode(?) :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:AVIew:SRATe(?) :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:AVIew:TSLot(?) :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:FORMat(?) :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:RADix(?) :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit(?) :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:FORMat(?) :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:RADix(?) :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL Description Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the main view. Selects the unit for the main views vertical axis. Sets the vertical full scale in the main view. Related to spectrum analysis for 3GPP-R5 Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge). Defines the display area along the horizontal axis. Runs auto-scale. Sets the vertical axis to the default full scale. Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom). Sets the vertical full scale. W-CDMA uplink analysis related. Selects the short code to display. Selects the symbol rate for analysis. Selects the time slot to display. Sets the minimum color-axis value (bottom) in the main view. Sets the color-axis full-scale in the main view. Selects the main view display format. Selects the base of symbols in the main view. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) of the main view. Sets the horizontal full-scale in the main view. Runs auto-scale on the main view. Sets the main views vertical axis to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the main view. Selects the unit for the main views vertical axis. Sets the vertical full-scale in the main view. Sets the minimum color-axis value (bottom) in the subview. Sets the color-axis full-scale in the subview. Selects the subview display format. Selects the base of symbols in the subview. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the subview. Sets the horizontal full-scale in the subview. Runs auto-scale on the subview. Sets the subviews vertical axis to the default full-scale value.
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Header :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit(?) :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP subgroup :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:AVIew:CNUMber(?) :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe(?) :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot(?) :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:COLor[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:COLor[:SCALe] :RANGe(?) :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:FORMat(?) :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:RADix(?) :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:X[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:X[:SCALe] :RANGe(?) :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:Y[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit(?) :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:Y[:SCALe] :RANGe(?) Option 28 TD-SCDMA analysis related :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod subgroup :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat(?) :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix(?) :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet (?) :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe] :PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe (?) :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL Main view and subview related in the TD-SCDMA analysis Sets the main view display format. Sets the base of symbols on the main view. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the main view. Sets the horizontal, or time, scale (per division) in the mainview. Sets the horizontal full-scale value in the main view. Runs auto-scale on the main view. Sets the main view vertical axis to the default full-scale value. Description Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the subview. Selects the unit for the subviews vertical axis. Sets the vertical full-scale in the subview. Related to modulation analysis for 3GPP-R5 uplink Sets the channelization code to position the marker. Selects the symbol rate for downlink analysis. Selects the time slot to display. Sets the minimum color-axis value (bottom) in the main view. Sets the color-axis full scale in the main view. Selects the main view display format. Selects the base of symbols in the main view. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the main view. Sets the horizontal full scale in the main view. Runs auto-scale on the main view. Sets the main views vertical axis to the default full scale. Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the main view. Selects the unit for the main views vertical axis. Sets the vertical full scale in the main view.
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Header :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet (?) :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe] :PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe (?) :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:ZOOM:MCONtrol [:STARt] :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:ZOOM:MCONtrol :END :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:ZOOM:MCONtrol :MRPower :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:ZOOM:MCONtrol :OPOWer :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:ZOOM:TSLot [:START] :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat(?) :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:RADix(?) :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet (?) :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe] :PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe (?) :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet (?) :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe] :PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit(?) :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe (?) :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:ZOOM:MCONtrol [:STARt] :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:ZOOM:MCONtrol :END :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:ZOOM:TSLot [:START] Description Sets the minimum vertical value in the main view (bottom). Sets the vertical, or power, scale (per division) in the main view.
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit(?) Sets the unit of the vertical axis in the main view. Sets the main view minimum vertical value (bottom). Sets the zoom to the transmit mask start in the main view. Sets the zoom to the transmit mask end in the main view. Sets the zoom to the maximum transmit mid-ramp power in the main view. Sets the zoom to the maximum transmit off power in the main view. Sets the zoom to the time slot start in the main view. Sets the subview display format. Sets the base of symbols on the subview. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the subview. Sets the horizontal, or time, scale (per division) in the subview. Sets the horizontal full-scale value in the subview. Runs auto-scale on the subview. Sets the subview vertical axis to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the subview. Sets the vertical, or power, scale (per division) in the subview. Sets the unit on the Y, or power, axis in the subview. Sets the vertical full-scale value in the subview. Sets the zoom to the transmit mask start in the subview. Sets the zoom to the transmit mask end in the subview. Sets the zoom to the time slot start in the subview.
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Header :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum subgroup :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) Option 29 WLAN analysis related :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod subgroup :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:MCONtent(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:RXANtenna[:SELect] (?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:TYPE(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision (?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision (?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PWUNit(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:UNIT(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:MCONtent(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:RADix(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:RXANtenna[:SELect] (?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision (?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) IEEE802.11n MIMO (2x2) modulation analysis related Selects the measurement content of the main view. Selects the base of symbols in the main view. Selects the receiving antenna to display data in the main view. Selects the display type in the main view. Sets the minimum value of the horizontal axis in the main view. Sets the horizontal scale (time per division) in the time domain display. Sets the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the main view. Runs the auto-scale on the main view. Sets the vertical axis in the main view to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum value of the vertical axis in the main view. Sets the vertical scale (per division) in the time domain display. Selects the unit of power for the delay profile in the main view. Sets the full-scale value of the vertical axis in the main view. Selects the unit of the vertical axis for the frequency error measurement. Selects the display format of the subview. Selects the measurement content of the subview. Selects the base of symbols in the subview. Selects the receiving antenna to display data in the subview. Sets the minimum value of the horizontal axis in the subview. Sets the horizontal scale (time per division) in the time domain display. Sets the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the subview. Description Spectrum display related in TD-SCDMA modulation analysis Sets the minimum value of the horizontal axis in the spectrum view. Sets the horizontal scale in the spectrum view. Runs auto-scale on the spectrum view. Sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum vertical value in the spectrum view. Sets the vertical (power) scale in the spectrum view.
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Header :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision (?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PWUNit(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:UNIT(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency subgroup :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:COLor[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:COLor[:SCALe] :RANGe(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:X[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:X[:SCALe] :RANGe(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:Y[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:Y[:SCALe] :PLINe(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:COLor[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:COLor[:SCALe] :RANGe(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:X[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:X[:SCALe] :RANGe(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:Y[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:Y[:SCALe] :PLINe(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:COLor[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:COLor[:SCALe] :RANGe(?) Description Runs the auto-scale on the subview. Sets the vertical axis in the subview to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum value of the vertical axis in the subview. Sets the vertical scale (per division) in the time domain display. Selects the unit of power for the delay profile in the subview. Sets the full-scale value of the vertical axis in the subview. Selects the unit of the vertical axis for the frequency error measurement. IEEE802.11n MIMO (2x2) modulation analysis related Sets the minimum color-axis value of the amplitude transfogram. Sets the color-axis scale of the amplitude transfogram. Sets the minimum horizontal value of the amplitude transfogram. Sets the horizontal full-scale of the amplitude transfogram. Sets the minimum vertical value of the amplitude transfogram. Sets the vertical scale of the amplitude transfogram. Sets the minimum color-axis value of the delayogram. Sets the color-axis scale of the delayogram. Sets the minimum horizontal value of the delayogram. Sets the horizontal full-scale of the delayogram. Sets the minimum vertical value of the delayogram. Sets the vertical scale of the delayogram. Sets the minimum color-axis value of the phase transfogram. Sets the color-axis scale of the phase transfogram.
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Header :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:X[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:X[:SCALe] :RANGe(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:Y[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:Y[:SCALe] :PLINe(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod subgroup :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:MCONtent(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:TYPE(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:CHANnel :BANDwidth|:BWIDth(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PWUNit(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:UNIT(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:MCONtent(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:RADix(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:CHANnel :BANDwidth|:BWIDth(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) Description Sets the minimum horizontal value of the phase transfogram. Sets the horizontal full-scale of the phase transfogram. Sets the minimum vertical value of the phase transfogram. Sets the vertical scale of the phase transfogram. IEEE802.11n (nx1) modulation analysis related Selects the display format in the OFDM linearity measurement. Selects the measurement content of the main view. Selects the base of symbols in the main view. Selects the display type in the main view. Sets the channel bandwidth for the OFDM flatness measurement.
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:CPOSition(?) Selects the carrier position in the OFDM flatness measurement.. Sets the minimum value of the horizontal axis in the main view. Sets the horizontal scale (time per division) in the time domain display. Sets the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the main view. Runs the auto-scale on the main view. Sets the vertical axis in the main view to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum value of the vertical axis in the main view. Sets the vertical scale (per division) in the time domain display. Selects the unit of power for the delay profile in the main view. Sets the full-scale value of the vertical axis in the main view. Selects the unit of the vertical axis for the frequency error measurement. Selects the display format of the subview. Selects the measurement content of the subview. Selects the base of symbols in the subview. Sets the channel bandwidth for the OFDM flatness measurement.
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:CPOSition(?) Selects the carrier position in the OFDM flatness measurement.. Sets the minimum value of the horizontal axis in the subview. Sets the horizontal scale (time per division) in the time domain display. Sets the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the subview.
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Header :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PWUNit(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:UNIT(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum subgroup :DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency subgroup :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:COLor[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:COLor[:SCALe] :RANGe(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:X[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:X[:SCALe] :RANGe(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:Y[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:Y[:SCALe] :PLINe(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:COLor[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:COLor[:SCALe] :RANGe(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:X[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:X[:SCALe] :RANGe(?) Description Runs the auto-scale on the subview. Sets the vertical axis in the subview to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum value of the vertical axis in the subview. Sets the vertical scale (per division) in the time domain display. Selects the unit of power for the delay profile in the subview. Sets the full-scale value of the vertical axis in the subview. Selects the unit of the vertical axis for the frequency error measurement. Spectrum view related in the IEEE802.11n (nx1) analysis Sets the minimum value of the horizontal axis in the spectrum view. Sets the horizontal scale (per division) in the spectrum view. Runs the auto-scale on the spectrum view. Sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the spectrum view. Sets the minimum value of the vertical axis in the spectrum view. Sets the vertical scale (per division) in the spectrum view. IEEE802.11n MIMO (2x2) modulation analysis related Sets the minimum color-axis value of the amplitude transfogram. Sets the color-axis scale of the amplitude transfogram. Sets the minimum horizontal value of the amplitude transfogram. Sets the horizontal full-scale of the amplitude transfogram. Sets the minimum vertical value of the amplitude transfogram. Sets the vertical scale of the amplitude transfogram. Sets the minimum color-axis value of the delayogram. Sets the color-axis scale of the delayogram. Sets the minimum horizontal value of the delayogram. Sets the horizontal full-scale of the delayogram.
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Header :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:Y[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:Y[:SCALe] :PLINe(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:COLor [:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:COLor[:SCALe] :RANGe(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:X[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:X[:SCALe] :RANGe(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:Y[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:Y[:SCALe] :PLINe(?) :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod subgroup :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat(?) :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:MCONtent(?) :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix(?) :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat(?) :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:MCONtent(?) :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:RADix(?) :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) Description Sets the minimum vertical value of the delayogram. Sets the vertical scale of the delayogram. Sets the minimum color-axis value of the phase transfogram. Sets the color-axis scale of the phase transfogram. Sets the minimum horizontal value of the phase transfogram. Sets the horizontal full-scale of the phase transfogram. Sets the minimum vertical value of the phase transfogram. Sets the vertical scale of the phase transfogram. IEEE802.11a/b/g modulation analysis related Selects the display format in the OFDM linearity measurement. Selects the measurement content of the main view. Selects the base of symbols in the main view. Sets the minimum value of the horizontal axis in the main view. Sets the horizontal scale (time per division) in the time domain display. Sets the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the main view. Runs the auto-scale on the main view. Sets the vertical axis in the main view to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum value of the vertical axis in the main view. Sets the vertical scale (per division) in the time domain display. Sets the full-scale value of the vertical axis in the main view. Selects the display format of the subview. Selects the measurement content of the subview. Selects the base of symbols in the subview. Sets the minimum value of the horizontal axis in the subview. Sets the horizontal scale (time per division) in the time domain display. Sets the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the subview. Runs the auto-scale on the subview. Sets the vertical axis in the subview to the default full-scale value. Sets the minimum value of the vertical axis in the subview.
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Header :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?) :DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum subgroup :DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) :DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL :DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?) Option 40 3GPP-R6 analysis related :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP subgroup :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:CCODe(?) :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot:HEAD(?) :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot[:STATe](?) :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:AGSCope(?) :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:AGValue(?) :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:ANACk(?) :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:RGRant(?) :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:SCGRoup(?) :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:SCNumber(?) :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:SSCH(?) :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe(?) :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:SSCHpart(?) :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot(?) :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:COLor[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:COLor[:SCALe] :RANGe(?) :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:FORMat(?) :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:RADix(?) :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet (?) :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe (?) :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL Related to modulation analysis for 3GPP-R6 downlink Sets the channelization code to position the marker. Sets the number of the head of the time slot to be displayed. Determines whether to display the multiple or the single slot. Determines whether to show the Absolute Grant Scope in the table. Determines whether to show Absolute Grant Value in the table. Determines whether to show ACK/NACK in the table. Determines whether to show Relative Grant Value in the table. Determines whether to show Scrambling Code Group in the table. Determines whether to show Scrambling Code Number in the table. Determines whether to show S-SCH in the table. Selects the symbol rate for downlink analysis. Determines whether to show SCH. Selects the time slot to display. Sets the minimum color-axis value (bottom) in the main view or subview. Sets the color-axis full scale in the main view or subview. Selects the display format in the main view or subview. Selects the base of symbols in the main view or subview. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the view. Sets the horizontal full scale in the main view or subview. Runs auto-scale in the main view or subview. Sets the vertical axis to the default full scale. Description Sets the vertical scale (per division) in the time domain display. Sets the full-scale value of the vertical axis in the subview. Spectrum view related in the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis Sets the minimum value of the horizontal axis in the spectrum view. Sets the horizontal scale (per division) in the spectrum view. Runs the auto-scale on the spectrum view. Sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the spectrum view. Sets the minimum value of the vertical axis in the spectrum view. Sets the vertical scale (per division) in the spectrum view.
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Header :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet (?) :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit(?) :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe (?) :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP subgroup :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:CCODe(?) :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:CNUMber(?) :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:FORMat(?) :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:IQBRanch(?) :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:ANACk(?) :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:CQI(?) :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:ETFCi(?) :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:HAPPy(?) :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:PREamble(?) :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:RSN(?) :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:SIGNature(?) :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:TPC(?) :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe(?) :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot(?) :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:COLor[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:COLor[:SCALe] :RANGe(?) :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:FORMat(?) :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:NUMBer(?) :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:PREFerence(?) :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:RADix(?) :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:X[:SCALe]:LINE(?) :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:X[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:X[:SCALe] :RANGe(?) :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL Description Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the main view or subview. Selects the unit of the vertical axis in the main view or subview. Sets the vertical full scale in the main view or subview. Related to modulation analysis for 3GPP-R6 uplink Sets the channelization code to position the marker. Sets the channelization code to position the marker. Selects the view format. Selects the I/Q branch. Determines whether to show ACK/NACK in the table. Determines whether to show CQI in the table. Determines whether to show E-TFCI in the table. Determines whether to show Happy bit value in the table. Determines whether to show Subframe to Time-slot Offset in the table. Determines whether to show preamble in the table. Determines whether to show RSN in the table. Determines whether to show Signature Number in the table. Determines whether to show TPC in the table. Selects the symbol rate for downlink analysis. Selects the time slot to display. Sets the minimum color-axis value (bottom) in the main view or subview. Sets the color-axis full scale in the main view or subview. Selects the display format in the main view or subview. Selects the number of graphs displayed in the main view or subview. Selects the power reference in the main view or subview. Selects the base of symbols in the main view or subview. Sets the position of the horizontal line in the gain ratio measurement. Sets the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the view. Sets the horizontal full scale in the main view or subview. Runs auto-scale in the main view or subview. Sets the vertical axis to the default full scale.
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Header :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:Y[:SCALe] :OFFSet(?) :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit(?) :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:|SVIew:Y[:SCALe] :RANGe(?) Description Sets the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the main view or subview. Selects the unit of the vertical axis in the main view or subview. Sets the vertical full scale in the main view or subview.
:FETCh Commands
The :FETCh commands retrieve the measurements from the data taken by the latest INITiate command. If you want to perform a FETCh operation on fresh data, use the :READ commands, which acquire a new input signal and fetch the measurement results from that data. Table 2- 18: :FETCh commands
Header :FETCh:ADEMod:AM? :FETCh:ADEMod:AM:RESult? :FETCh:ADEMod:FM? :FETCh:ADEMod:FM:RESult? :FETCh:ADEMod:PM? :FETCh:ADEMod:PM:RESult? :FETCh:ADEMod:PSPectrum? :FETCh:CCDF? :FETCh:DISTribution:CCDF? :FETCh:DPSA:TRACe:AVERage? :FETCh:DPSA:TRACe:MAXimum? :FETCh:DPSA:TRACe:MINimum? :FETCh:OVIew? :FETCh:PULSe? :FETCh:PULSe:SPECtrum? :FETCh:PULSe:TAMPlitude? :FETCh:PULSe:TFRequency? Description Returns the AM signal analysis results in time series. Returns the AM signal analysis results. Returns the FM signal analysis results in time series. Returns the FM signal analysis results. Returns the PM signal analysis results in time series. Returns the PM signal analysis results. Returns the spectrum data of the pulse spectrum measurement. Returns the CCDF measurement results. Returns the CCDF trace data. Returns waveform data of the Average trace in the DPX spectrum. Returns waveform data of the +Peak trace in the DPX spectrum. Returns waveform data of the - Peak trace in the DPX spectrum. Returns the maximum and minimum of waveform on the overview. Returns the result of the pulse characteristics analysis. Returns the spectrum data of the frequency domain measurement. Returns the time domain amplitude data. Returns the frequency deviation measurement results.
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Table 2- 18: :FETCh commands (Cont.)

Header :FETCh:SPECtrum? :FETCh:SPECtrum:ACPower? :FETCh:SPECtrum:CFRequency? :FETCh:SPECtrum:CHPower? :FETCh:SPECtrum:CNRatio? :FETCh:SPECtrum:EBWidth? :FETCh:SPECtrum:OBWidth? :FETCh:SPECtrum:SEMask? :FETCh:SPECtrum:SEMask:RESult[:ALL]? :FETCh:SPECtrum:SEMask:RESult:ZONE<x>? :FETCh:SPECtrum:SPURious? :FETCh:TRANsient:FVTime? :FETCh:TRANsient:IQVTime? :FETCh:TRANsient:PVTime? Description Returns spectrum waveform data. Returns the ACPR measurement results. Returns the carrier frequency measurement results. Returns the channel power measurement results. Returns the C/N measurement results. Returns the emission bandwidth measurement results. Returns the OBW measurement results. Returns the spectrum emission mask limit test result. Returns all of the results of the spectrum emission mask measurement. Returns the limit test results for the specified zone. Returns the spurious signal measurement results. Returns the frequency versus time measurement results. Returns the I/Q level versus time measurement results. Returns the power versus time measurement results.
:FETCh Commands (Option)

Table 2- shows the :FETCh commands for optional analysis software. -19 Table 2- 19: :FETCh commands (Option)
Header Option 10 Audio measurement related :FETCh:AUDio subgroup :FETCh:AUDio:HARMonics? :FETCh:AUDio:HNRatio? :FETCh:AUDio:SNDRatio|:SINad? :FETCh:AUDio:SPECtrum:HARMonics? :FETCh:AUDio:SPECtrum:HNRatio? :FETCh:AUDio:SPECtrum:SNDRatio|:SINad? Option 21 Advanced measurement suite related :FETCh:DDEMod subgroup :FETCh:DDEMod? Digital modulation analysis related Returns the results of the digital modulation analysis. Audio measurement related Returns the results of the Harmonics measurement. Returns the results of the Hum and Noise Ratio measurement. Returns the results of the Signal/Noise and Distortion measurement. Returns spectrum trace in the Harmonics measurement. Returns spectrum trace in the Hum and Noise Ratio measurement. Returns spectrum trace in the Signal/Noise and Distortion measurement. Description
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Table 2- 19: :FETCh commands (Option) (Cont.)

Header :FETCh:RFID subgroup :FETCh:RFID? :FETCh:RFID:ACPower? :FETCh:RFID:SPURious? :FETCh:RFID:SPECtrum:ACPower? :FETCh:RFID:SPECtrum:SPURious? :FETCh:SSOurce subgroup :FETCh:SSOurce? :FETCh:SSOurce:CNVFrequency? :FETCh:SSOurce:CNVTime? :FETCh:SSOurce:IPNVtime? :FETCh:SSOurce:RJVTime? :FETCh:SSOurce:SPECtrum? :FETCh:SSOurce:TRANsient:FVTime? Option 24 GSM/EDGE analysis related :FETCh:GSMedge:MACCuracy? :FETCh:GSMedge:MCPower? :FETCh:GSMedge:MODulation? :FETCh:GSMedge:PVTime? :FETCh:GSMedge:SPECtrum:MODulation? :FETCh:GSMedge:SPECtrum:SWITching? :FETCh:GSMedge:SPURious? :FETCh:GSMedge:SWITching? :FETCh:GSMedge:TAMPlitude:MCPower? :FETCh:GSMedge:TAMPlitude:PVTime? :FETCh:GSMedge:TSCode? :FETCh:Standard:ACPower? :FETCh:Standard:CCDF? :FETCh:Standard:CDPower? :FETCh:Standard:CHPower? :FETCh:Standard:DISTribution:CCDF? :FETCh:Standard:IM? :FETCh:Standard:MACCuracy? :FETCh:Standard:OBWidth? Returns the GSM/EDGE modulation accuracy measurement results. Returns the GSM/EDGE mean carrier power measurement results. Returns the GSM/EDGE modulation spectrum measurement results. Returns the GSM/EDGE power versus time measurement results. Returns waveform data in the modulation spectrum measurement. Returns waveform data in the switching spectrum measurement. Returns the GSM/EDGE spurious measurement results. Returns the GSM/EDGE switching spectrum measurement results. Returns the time amplitude for the mean carrier power measurement. Returns the time amplitude for the power versus time measurement. Returns the training sequence code in the GSM/EDGE analysis. Returns the ACPR measurement results. Returns the CCDF measurement results. Returns the code domain power measurement results. Returns the channel power measurement results. Returns the distribution data of the CCDF measurement. Returns the intermodulation measurement results. Returns the modulation accuracy measurement results. Returns the occupied bandwidth measurement results. Description RFID analysis related Returns the measurement result of the RFID analysis. Returns the results of the ACPR measurement. Returns the results of the spurious signal measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the ACPR measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the spurious measurement. Signal source analysis related Returns the measurement result in the signal source analysis. Returns measurement data of the C/N versus offset frequency. Returns waveform data of the C/N versus time. Returns waveform data of the integrated phase noise versus time. Returns waveform data of the random jitter versus time. Returns the spectrum data. Returns the frequency versus time measurement. results.
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Header :FETCh:Standard:PCCHannel? :FETCh:RLCDMA2K:PVTime? :FETCh:Standard:SEMask? :FETCh:Standard:SPECtrum:ACPower? :FETCh:Standard:SPECtrum:CHPower? :FETCh:Standard:SPECtrum:IM? :FETCh:Standard:SPECtrum:OBWidth? :FETCh:RLCDMA2K:TAMPlitude:PVTime? :FETCh:Standard:ACPower? :FETCh:Standard:CCDF? :FETCh:Standard:CDPower? :FETCh:Standard:CHPower? :FETCh:Standard:DISTribution:CCDF? :FETCh:Standard:IM? :FETCh:Standard:MACCuracy? :FETCh:Standard:OBWidth? :FETCh:Standard:PCCHannel? :FETCh:FL1XEVDO:PVTime? :FETCh:Standard:SEMask? :FETCh:Standard:SPECtrum:ACPower? :FETCh:Standard:SPECtrum:CHPower? :FETCh:Standard:SPECtrum:IM? :FETCh:Standard:SPECtrum:OBWidth? :FETCh:FL1XEVDO:TAMPlitude:PVTime? Option 28 TD-SCDMA analysis related :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:ACLR? :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:CDPower? :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:CHPower? :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:IM? :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy? :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth? :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SEMask? :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SFSummary? :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:STABle? Returns the adjacent channel leakage power ratio measurement results. Returns the code domain power measurement results. Returns the channel power measurement results. Returns the intermodulation measurement results. Returns the modulation accuracy measurement results. Returns the occupied bandwidth measurement results. Returns the spectrum emission mask measurement results. Returns the subframe summary measurement results. Returns the symbol table measurement results. Description Returns the pilot-to-code channel measurement results. Returns the gated output power measurement results. Returns the spectrum emission mask measurement results. Returns spectrum waveform data of the ACPR measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the channel power measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the intermodulation measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the OBW measurement. Returns the time amplitude for the gated output power measurement. Returns the ACPR measurement results. Returns the CCDF measurement results. Returns the code domain power measurement results. Returns the channel power measurement results. Returns the distribution data of the CCDF measurement. Returns the intermodulation measurement results. Returns the modulation accuracy measurement results. Returns the occupied bandwidth measurement results. Returns the pilot-to-code channel measurement results. Returns the gated output power measurement results. Returns the spectrum emission mask measurement results. Returns spectrum waveform data of the ACPR measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the channel power measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the intermodulation measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the OBW measurement. Returns the time amplitude for the gated output power measurement.
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Header :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask? :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:TSSummary? :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:ACLR? :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:CHPower? :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:IM? :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:OBWidth? :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:SEMask? :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:TAMPlitude:SFSummary? :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:TAMPlitude:TOOMask? :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:TAMPlitude:TSSummary? Option 29 WLAN analysis related :FETCh:M2WLAN subgroup :FETCh:M2WLAN? :FETCh:SWLAN subgroup :FETCh:SWLAN? :FETCh:SWLAN:SMASk? :FETCh:SWLAN:SPECtrum:SMASk? :FETCh:WLAN subgroup :FETCh:WLAN? :FETCh:WLAN:POWer:TPOWer? :FETCh:WLAN:SMASk? :FETCh:WLAN:SPECtrum:SMASk? :FETCh:WLAN:TPOWer? :FETCh:AC3Gpp subgroup :FETCh:AC3Gpp:ACLR? :FETCh:DLR5_3GPP subgroup :FETCh:DLR5_3GPP? :FETCh:Standard subgroup :FETCh:Standard:ACLR? :FETCh:Standard:CFRequency? :FETCh:Standard:CHPower? :FETCh:Standard:EBWidth? :FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr? :FETCh:Standard:OBWidth? IEEE802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis related Returns the results of 802.11n MIMO (2x2) modulation analysis. IEEE802.11n (nx1) analysis related Returns the results of 802.11n (nx1) modulation analysis. Returns the result of the spectrum mask measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the spectrum mask measurement. IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis related Returns the results of the WLAN a/b/g modulation analysis. Returns spectrum waveform data of the transmit power measurement. Returns the result of the spectrum mask measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the spectrum mask measurement. Returns the results of the transmit power measurement. 3GPP-R5 uplink analysis related Returns the W-CDMA ACLR measurement results. 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis related Returns measurement results of the downlink modulation analysis. 3GPP-R5 spectrum analysis related Returns the ACLR measurement results. Returns the carrier frequency measurement results. Returns the channel power measurement results. Returns the EBW measurement results. Returns the multi-carrier ACLR measurement results. Returns the OBW measurement results. Description Returns the results of the transmit on/off mask measurement. Returns the time slot summary measurement results. Returns spectrum waveform data of the ACLR measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the channel power measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the intermodulation measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the OBW measurement. Returns waveform data of the spectrum emission mask measurement. Returns time domain amplitude of the subframe summary measurement. Returns amplitude data of the transmit on/off mask measurement. Returns amplitude data of the time slot summary measurement.
Option 30 3GPP-R5 analysis related ( :Standard = SADLR5_3GPP | :SAULR5_3GPP )
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Header :FETCh:Standard:SEMask? :FETCh:Standard:SPECtrum:ACLR? :FETCh:Standard:SPECtrum:CFRequency? :FETCh:Standard:SPECtrum:CHPower? :FETCh:Standard:SPECtrum:EBWidth? :FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:MCAClr? :FETCh:Standard:SPECtrum:OBWidth? :FETCh:Standard:SPECtrum:SEMask? :FETCh:UL3Gpp subgroup :FETCh:UL3Gpp? :FETCh:ULR5_3GPP subgroup :FETCh:ULR5_3GPP? Option 40 3GPP-R6 analysis related :FETCh:DLR6_3GPP subgroup :FETCh:DLR6_3GPP? :FETCh:ULR6_3GPP subgroup :FETCh:ULR6_3GPP? 3GPP-R6 downlink analysis related Returns measurement results of the downlink modulation analysis. 3GPP-R6 uplink analysis related Returns measurement results of the uplink modulation analysis. Description Returns the spectrum emission mask measurement results. Returns spectrum waveform data of the ACLR measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the carrier frequency measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the channel power measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the EBW measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of multi-carrier ACLR measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the OBW measurement. Returns waveform data of the spectrum emission mask measurement. 3GPP-R5 uplink analysis related Returns the W-CDMA uplink analysis measurement results. 3GPP-R5 uplink analysis related Returns measurement results of the uplink modulation analysis.
:FORMat Commands
Define the data output format. Table 2- 20: :FORMat commands
Header :FORMat:BORDer(?) :FORMat[:DATA](?) Description Selects the byte order of output data. Selects the data format for output.
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:HCOPy Commands
Control hardcopy of the screen. Table 2- 21: :HCOPy commands
Header :HCOPy:BACKground :HCOPy:DESTination :HCOPy[:IMMediate] Description Selects the hardcopy background color. Selects the hardcopy output destination. Outputs the hardcopy to the specified printer.
:INITiate Commands
Control data acquisition. Table 2- 22: :INITiate commands
Header :INITiate:CONTinuous(?) :INITiate[:IMMediate] :INITiate:RESTart Description Determines whether to acquire data continuously. Starts data acquisition. Restarts data acquisition.
:INPut Commands
Control the characteristics of the signal input. Table 2- 23: :INPut commands
Header :INPut:ALEVel :INPut:ATTenuation(?) :INPut:ATTenuation:AUTO(?) :INPut:MIXer(?) :INPut:MLEVel(?) Description Adjusts amplitude automatically for the best system performance. Sets the input attenuation. Determines whether to set the input attenuation automatically. Sets the mixer level. Sets the reference level.
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:INSTrument Commands
Sets the measurement mode for the analyzer. Table 2- 24: :INSTrument commands
Header :INSTrument:CATalog? :INSTrument[:SELect] Description Queries all the measurement modes that the analyzer has. Selects the measurement mode.
:MMEMory Commands
Manipulates files residing on the internal hard disk or external mass storage. Table 2- 25: :MMEMory commands
Header :MMEMory:COPY :MMEMory:DELete :MMEMory:DPSA:LOAD:TRACe<x> :MMEMory:DPSA:STORe:TRACe<x> :MMEMory:LOAD:CORRection :MMEMory:LOAD:FILTer:MEASurement :MMEMory:LOAD:FILTer:REFerence :MMEMory:LOAD:IQT :MMEMory:LOAD:LIMit (Option 25, 26, 28, and 30) :MMEMory:LOAD:RX<x> (Option 29) :MMEMory:LOAD:SLIMit :MMEMory:LOAD:STATe :MMEMory:LOAD:TRACe<x> :MMEMory:NAME(?) :MMEMory:STORe:ACPower :MMEMory:STORe:CORRection :MMEMory:STORe:IQT :MMEMory:STORe:IQT:CSV :MMEMory:STORe:IQT:MAT :MMEMory:STORe:LIMit :MMEMory:STORe:PULSe (Option 21) (Option 21) (Option 21) Description Copies the contents of a file to another. Deletes a file. Loads the DPX spectrum trace data from the specified file. Stores the DPX spectrum trace data to the specified file. Loads the correction table from a file. Loads the user-defined measurement filter from a file. Loads the user-defined reference filter from a file. Loads the IQ data from a file. Loads the limit from the specified file. Loads the waveform data received by the antenna 1 or 2. Loads the limits in spectrum emission mask measurement from a file. Loads the analyzer settings from a file. Loads trace data from a file. Specifies the file name for hard copy output. Stores the ACPR measurement results in a file in the RFID analysis. Stores an amplitude correction table in a file. Stores IQ data in the time domain to a file. Stores IQ data in the time domain to a file in the CSV format. Stores IQ data in the time domain to a file in the MATLAB format. (Option 25, 26, 28, and 30) Stores the limit in the specified file. Stores the pulse measurement results in a file.
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Table 2- 25: :MMEMory commands (Cont.)

Header :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:ALLData :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:BOTHtrace (Option 29) (Option 29) Description Stores Trace 1 and 2 to a file in all combinations of Tx and Rx antennas. Stores Trace 1 and 2 in the main view to two files. Sets the number of packets to save. Stores Trace 1 in the main view to a file. Sets the first packet number (packet offset) to store the trace data. Stores the trace data displayed in the main view to a file. Stores Trace 2 in the main view to a file. Selects the measurement item to store. Selects the measurement content in the symbol EVM measurement. Stores the measurement results in the specific file. Sets the first time-- slot for storing the measurement results. Sets the number of time slots for storing the measurement results. Stores the limits in spectrum emission mask measurement in a file. Stores a symbol table in a file. Stores the analyzer settings in a file. Stores trace data in a file.
:MMEMory:STORe:RESult:NPACkets[:NUMBer](?) (Option 29) :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:ONETrace (Option 29) :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:POFFset[:NUMBer](?) (Option 29) :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:TRACe :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:TWOTrace :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:ITEM(?) :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:MCONtent(?) :MMEMory:STORe:RESult[:SELect] :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:TSLot:OFFSet(?) :MMEMory:STORe:SLIMit :MMEMory:STORe:STABle (Option 21, 25, 26, 28, 29, 30, and 40) :MMEMory:STORe:STATe :MMEMory:STORe:TRACe<x> (Option 29) (Option 29) (Option 40) (Option 40) (Option 40) (Option 40)
:MMEMory:STORe:RESult:TSLot:NUMBer(?) (Option 40)
:OUTPut Commands
Control the characteristics of the analyzers output port. Table 2- 26: :PROGram commands
Header :OUTPut:IQ[:STATe](?) (Option 05 only) Description Determines whether to enable the digital IQ data output.
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:PROGram Commands
Control macro programs. Table 2- 27: :PROGram commands
Header :PROGram:CATalog? :PROGram[:SELected]:DELete[:SELected] :PROGram[:SELected]:EXECute :PROGram[:SELected]:NAME(?) :PROGram:NUMBer(?) :PROGram:STRing(?) Description Queries the list of macro programs. Deletes a macro program. Runs a macro program. Specifies a macro program. Sets numeric variables for a program. Sets character variables for a program.
:READ Commands
The :READ commands acquire an input signal once in the single mode and obtain the measurement results from that data. If you want to fetch the measurement results from the data currently residing in the memory without acquiring the input signal, use the :FETCh commands. Table 2- 28: :READ commands
Header :READ:ADEMod:AM? :READ:ADEMod:AM:RESult? :READ:ADEMod:FM? :READ:ADEMod:FM:RESult? :READ:ADEMod:PM? :READ:ADEMod:PM:RESult? :READ:ADEMod:PSPectrum? :READ:CCDF? :READ:DISTribution:CCDF? :READ:DPSA:TRACe:AVERage? :READ:DPSA:TRACe:MAXimum? :READ:DPSA:TRACe:MINimum? :READ:OVIew? Description Returns the AM signal analysis results in time series. Returns the AM signal analysis results. Returns the FM signal analysis results in time series. Returns the FM signal analysis results. Returns the PM signal analysis results in time series. Returns the PM signal analysis results. Returns the spectrum data of the pulse spectrum measurement. Returns the CCDF measurement results. Returns the CCDF trace data. Returns waveform data of the Average trace in the DPX spectrum. Returns waveform data of the +Peak trace in the DPX spectrum. Returns waveform data of the - Peak trace in the DPX spectrum. Returns the maximum and minimum of waveform on the overview.
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Table 2- 28: :READ commands (Cont.)

Header :READ:PULSe? :READ:PULSe:SPECtrum? :READ:PULSe:TAMPlitude? :READ:PULSe:TFRequency? :READ:SPECtrum? :READ:SPECtrum:ACPower? :READ:SPECtrum:CFRequency? :READ:SPECtrum:CHPower? :READ:SPECtrum:CNRatio? :READ:SPECtrum:EBWidth? :READ:SPECtrum:OBWidth? :READ:SPECtrum:SEMask? :READ:SPECtrum:SEMask:RESult[:ALL]? :READ:SPECtrum:SEMask:RESult:ZONE<x>? :READ:SPECtrum:SPURious? :READ:TRANsient:FVTime? :READ:TRANsient:IQVTime? :READ:TRANsient:PVTime? Description Returns the result of the pulse characteristics analysis. Returns the spectrum data of the frequency domain measurement. Returns the time domain amplitude data. Returns the frequency deviation measurement results. Returns spectrum waveform data. Returns the ACPR measurement results. Returns the carrier frequency measurement results. Returns the channel power measurement results. Returns the C/N measurement results. Returns the emission bandwidth measurement results. Returns the OBW measurement results. Returns the spectrum emission mask pass/fail test result. Returns all of the results of the spectrum emission mask measurement. Returns the limit test results for the specified zone. Returns the spurious signal measurement results. Returns the frequency versus time measurement results. Returns the I/Q level versus time measurement results. Returns the power versus time measurement results.
:READ Commands (Option)

Table 2- shows the :READ commands for optional analysis software. -29 Table 2- 29: :READ commands (Option)
Header Option 10 Audio measurement related :READ:AUDio subgroup :READ:AUDio:HARMonics? :READ:AUDio:HNRatio? :READ:AUDio:SNDRatio|:SINad? :READ:AUDio:SPECtrum:HARMonics? :READ:AUDio:SPECtrum:HNRatio? :READ:AUDio:SPECtrum:SNDRatio|:SINad? Audio measurement related Returns the results of the Harmonics measurement. Returns the results of the Hum and Noise Ratio measurement. Returns the results of the Signal/Noise and Distortion measurement. Returns spectrum trace in the Harmonics measurement. Returns spectrum trace in the Hum and Noise Ratio measurement. Returns spectrum trace in the Signal/Noise and Distortion measurement. Description
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Table 2- 29: :READ commands (Option) (Cont.)

Header Option 21 Advanced measurement suite related :READ:DDEMod subgroup :READ:DDEMod? :READ:RFID subgroup :READ:RFID:ACPower? :READ:RFID:SPURious? :READ:RFID:SPECtrum:ACPower? :READ:RFID:SPECtrum:SPURious? :READ:SSOurce subgroup :READ:SSOurce? :READ:SSOurce:SPECtrum? :READ:SSOurce:TRANsient:FVTime? Option 24 GSM/EDGE analysis related :READ:GSMedge:MACCuracy? :READ:GSMedge:MCPower? :READ:GSMedge:MODulation? :READ:GSMedge:PVTime? :READ:GSMedge:SPECtrum:MODulation? :READ:GSMedge:SPECtrum:SWITching? :READ:GSMedge:SPURious? :READ:GSMedge:SWITching? :READ:GSMedge:TAMPlitude:MCPower? :READ:GSMedge:TAMPlitude:PVTime? :READ:Standard:ACPower? :READ:Standard:CCDF? :READ:Standard:CHPower? :READ:Standard:DISTribution:CCDF? :READ:Standard:IM? :READ:Standard:OBWidth? :READ:RLCDMA2K:PVTime? :READ:Standard:SEMask? :READ:Standard:SPECtrum:ACPower? :READ:Standard:SPECtrum:CHPower? Returns the GSM/EDGE modulation accuracy measurement results. Returns the GSM/EDGE mean carrier power measurement results. Returns the GSM/EDGE modulation spectrum measurement results. Returns the GSM/EDGE power versus time measurement results. Returns waveform data in the modulation spectrum measurement. Returns waveform data in the switching spectrum measurement. Returns the GSM/EDGE spurious measurement results. Returns the GSM/EDGE switching spectrum measurement results. Returns the time amplitude for the mean carrier power measurement. Returns the time amplitude for the power versus time measurement. Returns the ACPR measurement results. Returns the CCDF measurement results. Returns the channel power measurement results. Returns the distribution data of the CCDF measurement. Returns the intermodulation measurement results. Returns the occupied bandwidth measurement results. Returns the gated output powe measurement results. Returns the spectrum emission mask measurement results. Returns spectrum waveform data of the ACPR measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the channel power measurement. Digital modulation analysis related Returns the results of the digital modulation analysis. RFID analysis related Returns the results of the ACPR measurement. Returns the results of the spurious signal measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the ACPR measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the spurious measurement. Signal source analysis related. Returns the results of the signal source analysis. Returns the spectrum data. Returns the results of the frequency versus time measurement. Description
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Header :READ:Standard:SPECtrum:IM? :READ:Standard:SPECtrum:OBWidth? :READ:RLCDMA2K:TAMPlitude:PVTime? :READ:Standard:ACPower? :READ:Standard:CCDF? :READ:Standard:CHPower? :READ:Standard:DISTribution:CCDF? :READ:Standard:IM? :READ:Standard:OBWidth? :READ:FL1XEVDO:PVTime? :READ:Standard:SEMask? :READ:Standard:SPECtrum:ACPower? :READ:Standard:SPECtrum:CHPower? :READ:Standard:SPECtrum:IM? :READ:Standard:SPECtrum:OBWidth? :READ:FL1XEVDO:TAMPlitude:PVTime? Option 28 TD-SCDMA analysis related :READ:TD_SCDMA:ACLR? :READ:TD_SCDMA:CHPower? :READ:TD_SCDMA:IM? :READ:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth? :READ:TD_SCDMA:SEMask? :READ:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:ACLR? :READ:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:CHPower? :READ:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:IM? :READ:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:OBWidth? :READ:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:SEMask? Option 29 WLAN analysis related :READ:SWLAN subgroup :READ:SWLAN:SMASk? :READ:SWLAN:SPECtrum:SMASk? IEEE802.11n (nx1) analysis related Returns the result of the spectrum mask measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the spectrum mask measurement. Returns the adjacent channel leakage power ratio measurement results. Returns the channel power measurement results. Returns the intermodulation measurement results. Returns the occupied bandwidth measurement results. Returns the spectrum emission mask measurement results. Returns spectrum waveform data of the ACLR measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the channel power measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the intermodulation measurement. Returns the spectrum waveform data of the OBW measurement. Returns waveform data of the spectrum emission mask measurement. Description Returns spectrum waveform data of the intermodulation measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the OBW measurement. Returns the time amplitude for the gated output power measurement. Returns the ACPR measurement results. Returns the CCDF measurement results. Returns the channel power measurement results. Returns the distribution data of the CCDF measurement. Returns the intermodulation measurement results. Returns the occupied bandwidth measurement results. Returns the gated output power measurement results. Returns the spectrum emission mask measurement results. Returns spectrum waveform data of the ACPR measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the channel power measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the intermodulation measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the OBW measurement. Returns the time amplitude for the gated output power measurement.
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Header :READ:WLAN subgroup :READ:WLAN:POWer:TPOWer? :READ:WLAN:SMASk? :READ:WLAN:SPECtrum:SMASk? :READ:WLAN:TPOWer? :READ:AC3Gpp:ACLR? :READ:Standard:ACLR? :READ:Standard:CFRequency? :READ:Standard:CHPower? :READ:Standard:EBWidth? :READ:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr? :READ:Standard:OBWidth? :READ:Standard:SEMask? :READ:Standard:SPECtrum:ACLR? :READ:Standard:SPECtrum:CFRequency? :READ:Standard:SPECtrum:CHPower? :READ:Standard:SPECtrum:EBWidth? :READ:SADLR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:MCAClr? :READ:Standard:SPECtrum:OBWidth? :READ:Standard:SPECtrum:SEMask? Description WLAN analysis related Returns spectrum waveform data of the transmit power measurement. Returns the result of the spectrum mask measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the spectrum mask measurement. Returns the results of the transmit power measurement. Returns the W-CDMA ACLR measurement results. Returns the ACLR measurement results. Returns the carrier frequency measurement results. Returns the channel power measurement results. Returns the EBW measurement results. Returns the multi-carrier ACLR measurement results. Returns the OBW measurement results. Returns the spectrum emission mask measurement results. Returns spectrum waveform data of the ACLR measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the carrier frequency measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the channel power measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the EBW measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of multi-carrier ACLR measurement. Returns spectrum waveform data of the OBW measurement. Returns waveform data of the spectrum emission mask measurement.
:SENSe Commands
Set the detailed measurement conditions. Table 2- 30: :SENSe commands
Header [:SENSe]:ACPower subgroup [:SENSe]:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:ACHannel(?) [:SENSe]:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?) [:SENSe]:ACPower:CSPacing(?) [:SENSe]:ACPower:FILTer:COEFficient(?) [:SENSe]:ACPower:FILTer:TYPE(?) Description ACPR measurement related. Sets the bandwidth of the next adjacent channel. Sets the bandwidth of the main channel. Sets the channel-to-channel spacing. Sets the filter factor. Selects a filter.
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Table 2- 30: :SENSe commands (Cont.)

Header [:SENSe]:ADEMod subgroup [:SENSe]:ADEMod:AM:CADetection(?) [:SENSe]:ADEMod:BLOCk(?) [:SENSe]:ADEMod:CARRier(?) [:SENSe]:ADEMod:CARRier:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:ADEMod:CARRier:SEARch(?) [:SENSe]:ADEMod:FM:THReshold(?) [:SENSe]:ADEMod[:IMMediate] [:SENSe]:ADEMod:LENGth(?) [:SENSe]:ADEMod:MODulation(?) [:SENSe]:ADEMod:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:ADEMod:PHASe:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:ADEMod:PHASe:SEARch(?) [:SENSe]:ADEMod:PM:THReshold(?) [:SENSe]:AVERage subgroup [:SENSe]:AVERage:CLEar [:SENSe]:AVERage:COUNt(?) [:SENSe]:AVERage[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:AVERage:TCONtrol(?) [:SENSe]:BSIZe subgroup [:SENSe]:BSIZe(?) [:SENSe]:CCDF subgroup [:SENSe]:CCDF:BLOCk(?) [:SENSe]:CCDF:CLEar [:SENSe]:CCDF:RMEasurement(?) [:SENSe]:CCDF:THReshold(?) [:SENSe]:CFRequency subgroup [:SENSe]:CFRequency:CRESolution(?) [:SENSe]:CHPower subgroup [:SENSe]:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?) [:SENSe]:CHPower:FILTer:COEFficient(?) [:SENSe]:CHPower:FILTer:TYPE(?) [:SENSe]:CNRatio subgroup [:SENSe]:CNRatio:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?) [:SENSe]:CNRatio:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:NOISe(?) Description Analog modulation analysis related. Selects the carrier amplitude detection method. Sets the number of the block to be measured. Sets the carrier frequency in the PM signal analysis. Sets the carrier frequency offset in the FM/PM signal analysis. Determines whether to detect the FM/PM carrier automatically. Sets the threshold level to determine a burst in the FM analysis. Runs the analog modulation analysis. Sets the length of the measurement range. Selects the modulation. Sets the measurement start position. Sets the phase offset in the PM signal analysis. Determines whether to set the phase offset automatically. Sets the threshold level to determine a burst in the PM analysis. Averaging related. Restarts the averaging from the beginning. Sets the number of averages. Turns on or off averaging. Selects the operation when the number of averages is reached. Block size setting. Sets the block size. CCDF measurement related. Sets the number of the block to be measured. Clears the CCDF accumulator and restarts the measurement. Clears the CCDF accumulator and restarts the measurement. Sets the threshold to include the samples in the CCDF calculation. Carrier frequency measurement related. Sets the counter resolution. Channel power measurement related. Sets the channel bandwidth. Sets the filter roll-off rate. Selects the filter. Carrier-to-Noise (C/N) measurement related. Sets the measurement bandwidth. Sets the noise bandwidth.
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Header [:SENSe]:CNRatio:FILTer:COEFficient(?) [:SENSe]:CNRatio:FILTer:TYPE(?) [:SENSe]:CNRatio:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:CORRection subgroup [:SENSe]:CORRection:DATA(?) [:SENSe]:CORRection:DELete [:SENSe]:CORRection:OFFSet[:MAGNitude](?) [:SENSe]:CORRection:OFFSet:FREQuency(?) [:SENSe]:CORRection[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:CORRection:X:SPACing(?) [:SENSe]:CORRection:Y:SPACing(?) [:SENSe]:DPSA subgroup [:SENSe]:DPSA:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution](?) [:SENSe]:DPSA:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution]:AUTO(?) [:SENSe]:DPSA:CLEar:RESults [:SENSe]:EBWidth subgroup [:SENSe]:EBWidth:XDB(?) [:SENSe]:FEED subgroup [:SENSe]:FEED [:SENSe]:FREQuency subgroup [:SENSe]:FREQuency:BAND? [:SENSe]:FREQuency:CENTer(?) [:SENSe]:FREQuency:CENTer:STEP:AUTO(?) [:SENSe]:FREQuency:CENTer:STEP[:INCRement](?) [:SENSe]:FREQuency:CHANnel(?) [:SENSe]:FREQuency:CTABle:CATalog? [:SENSe]:FREQuency:CTABle[:SELect](?) [:SENSe]:FREQuency:SPAN(?) [:SENSe]:FREQuency:STARt(?) [:SENSe]:FREQuency:STOP(?) [:SENSe]:OBWidth subgroup [:SENSe]:OBWidth:PERCent(?) [:SENSe]:PULSe subgroup [:SENSe]:PULSe:BLOCk(?) [:SENSe]:PULSe:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?) Description Sets the filter roll-off rate. Selects the filter. Sets the offset frequency. Amplitude correction related. Sets amplitude correction data. Deletes amplitude correction data. Sets amplitude offset. Sets frequency offset. Turns on or off amplitude correction. Selects scaling of the horizontal axis (frequency) for interpolation. Selects scaling of the vertical axis (amplitude) for interpolation. DPX spectrum analysis related. Sets the resolution bandwidth (RBW). Determines whether to set the RBW automatically. Restarts multi-trace functions (Average and Max/Min Hold). EBW measurement related. Sets the relative power from the peak for the measurement. Input port related. Selects the input port (RF, IQ, or calibration signal). Frequency related. Queries the measurement frequency band. Sets the center frequency. Determines whether to set the step size automatically by span. Sets the step size of the center frequency. Selects a channel. Queries the available channel tables. Selects a channel table. Sets the span. Sets the start frequency. Sets the stop frequency. OBW measurement related. Sets the occupied bandwidth. Pulse characteristics analysis related Sets the number of the block to measure. Sets the channel bandwidth for the channel power measurement.
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Header [:SENSe]:PULSe:CRESolution(?) [:SENSe]:PULSe:EBWidth:XDB(?) [:SENSe]:PULSe:FFT:COEFficient(?) [:SENSe]:PULSe:FFT:WINDow[:TYPE](?) [:SENSe]:PULSe:FILTer:BANDwidth|:BWIDth(?) [:SENSe]:PULSe:FILTer:COEFficient(?) [:SENSe]:PULSe:FILTer:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:PULSe:FREQuency:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:PULSe:FREQuency:RECovery(?) [:SENSe]:PULSe[:IMMediate](?) [:SENSe]:PULSe:LENGth(?) [:SENSe]:PULSe:OBWidth:PERCent(?) [:SENSe]:PULSe:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:PULSe:PTOFfset(?) [:SENSe]:PULSe:THReshold(?) [:SENSe]:ROSCillator subgroup [:SENSe]:ROSCillator:SOURce(?) [:SENSe]:SEMask subgroup [:SENSe]:SEMask:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?) [:SENSe]:SEMask:FILTer:COEFficient(?) [:SENSe]:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE(?) [:SENSe]:SEMask:LIMit:ISPurious:ZONE<x>[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:SEMask:LIMit:OFCHannel:ZONE<x>[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:SEMask:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel(?) [:SENSe]:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE(?) [:SENSe]:SPECtrum subgroup [:SENSe]:SPEctrum:AVERage:CLEar [:SENSe]:SPEctrum:AVERage:COUNt(?) [:SENSe]:SPEctrum:AVERage[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:SPEctrum:AVERage:TYPE(?) [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution](?) [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution]:AUTO(?) [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:STATe(?) Description Sets the frequency measurement resolution. Sets the level at which the EBW is measured. Sets the roll-off ratio for the Nyquist FFT window. Selects the FFT window type. Sets the bandwidth of the time measurement filter. Sets the a/BT value for the Gaussian measurement filter. Selects the measurement filter for the time measurement. Sets the frequency offset. Selects the frequency recovery. Runs calculation for acquired data. Sets the length of the measurement range. Sets OBW for the OBW measurement. Sets the measurement start position. Sets the time offset for the pulse-pulse phase measurement point. Sets the threshold level to detect pulses in acquired data. Reference oscillator related. Selects the reference oscillator. Spectrum emission mask measurement related. Sets the channel bandwidth. Sets the filter roll-off rate. Selects the filter for the spectrum emission mask measurement. Determines whether to enable the inband spurious limit test. Determines whether to enable the offset from channel limit test. Selects the limit table type. Sets the reference channel level to measure spectrum emission. Selects whether to set the reference channel level automatically. Spectrum related. Restarts the average process. Sets the number of averages. Turns on or off averaging. Selects the average type. Sets the resolution bandwidth. Determines whether to automatically set the resolution bandwidth. Turns on or off the resolution bandwidth calculation process.
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Header [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:VIDeo(?) [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:VIDeo:STATe(?) [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:VIDeo:SWEep[:TIME] (?) [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:DETector[:FUNCtion](?) [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FILTer:COEFficient(?) [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FILTer:TYPE(?) [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FFT:ERESolution(?) [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FFT:LENGth(?) [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FFT:STARt(?) [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FFT:WINDow[:TYPE](?) [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FRAMe(?) [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:ZOOM:BLOCk(?) [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:ZOOM:FREQuency:CENTer(?) [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:ZOOM:FREQuency:WIDTh(?) [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:ZOOM:LENGth(?) [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:ZOOM:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:SPURious subgroup [:SENSe]:SPURious[:THReshold]:EXCursion(?) [:SENSe]:SPURious[:THReshold]:IGNore(?) [:SENSe]:SPURious[:THReshold]:SIGNal(?) [:SENSe]:SPURious[:THReshold]:SPURious(?) [:SENSe]:TRANsient subgroup [:SENSe]:TRANsient:BLOCk(?) [:SENSe]:TRANsient[:IMMediate] [:SENSe]:TRANsient:ITEM(?) [:SENSe]:TRANsient:LENGth(?) [:SENSe]:TRANsient:OFFSet(?) Description Sets the frequency bandwidth of the video filter. Determines whether or not to use the video filter. Sets the sweep time for the video filter. Determines how the trace is compressed. Sets the filter roll-off rate. Selects the filter. Determines whether to enable the extended resolution. Sets the number of FFT sample points. Sets the FFT start point between 1024-point overlapped FFTs. Selects a FFT window. Sets the frame number for the spectrum measurement. Runs a selected measurement item. Sets the number of the block to zoom. Sets the center frequency of a zoomed area. Sets the frequency width of a zoomed area. Sets the time length of a zoomed area. Sets the starting point of a zoomed area. Spurious signal measurement related. Sets the spurious excursion level. Sets an area to ignore spurious. Sets the carrier criterion level. Sets the spurious criterion level. Time analysis related. Sets the number of the block to be measured. Starts a time characteristic analysis. Selects a measurement item. Sets the length of the measurement range. Sets the measurement start position.
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:SENSe Commands (Option)

Table 2- shows the :SENSe commands for optional analysis software. -31 Table 2- 31: :SENSe commands (Option)
Header Option 10 Audio measurement related [:SENSe]:AUDio subgroup [:SENSe]:AUDio:CCITt[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:AUDio:CMESsage[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:AUDio:DEMPhasis[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:AUDio:DEMPhasis:TCONstant(?) [:SENSe]:AUDio:DTYPe(?) [:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer:HPASs:FREQuency(?) [:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer:HPASs[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer[:LPASs]:FREQuency(?) [:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer[:LPASs][:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:AUDio:HARMonics(?) [:SENSe]:AUDio:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:AUDio:SARef [:SENSe]:AUDio:THReshold:EXCursion(?) [:SENSe]:AUDio:THReshold:IGNore(?) [:SENSe]:AUDio:THReshold:NHARmonics(?) Option 21 Advanced measurement suite related [:SENSe]:DDEMod subgroup [:SENSe]:DDEMod:BLOCk(?) [:SENSe]:DDEMod:CARRier:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:DDEMod:CARRier:SEARch(?) [:SENSe]:DDEMod:DECode(?) [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FDEViation(?) [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FDEViation:AUTO(?) [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FILTer:ALPHa(?) [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FILTer:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FILTer:REFerence(?) [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat(?) [:SENSe]:DDEMod[:IMMediate] [:SENSe]:DDEMod:LENGth(?) Digital modulation analysis related. Sets the number of the block to be measured. Sets the carrier frequency offset. Determines whether to detect the carrier automatically. Selects the method that is used to decode the data bits. Sets the frequency deviation to determine two states for FSK. Selects whether to detect the frequency deviation automatically. Sets the filter factor (/BT). Selects the measurement filter. Selects the reference filter. Selects the modulation. Starts the digital modulation calculation. Sets the measurement range. Audio measurement related. Determines whether to enable the CCITT low-pass filter. Determines whether to enable the C-Message low-pass filter. Determines whether to enable de-emphasis. Selects the de-emphasis time constant. Selects the demodulation type. Selects the audio high-pass filter. Determines whether to enable the audio high-pass filter. Selects the audio low-pass filter. Determines whether to enable the audio low-pass filter. Sets the number of harmonics and non-harmonics to detect. Selects the measurement item. Sets the reference value for the hum and noise ratio. Sets the excursion level to detect non-harmonics. Sets the range around the carrier peak to ignore. Sets the threshold level to detect non-harmonics. Description
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Table 2- 31: :SENSe commands (Option) (Cont.)

Header [:SENSe]:DDEMod:MDEPth(?) [:SENSe]:DDEMod:MDEPth:AUTO(?) [:SENSe]:DDEMod:MINDex(?) [:SENSe]:DDEMod:MINDex:AUTO(?) [:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:COEFficient(?) [:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:HDIVision(?) [:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:LSRegion[:SET](?) [:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:LSRegion:UNIT(?) [:SENSe]:DDEMod:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:DDEMod:PRESet(?) [:SENSe]:DDEMod:SRATe(?) [:SENSe]:DDEMod:STIMing:SEARch(?) [:SENSe]:RFID subgroup [:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:ACHannel(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower:CSPacing(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower:FILTer:COEFficient(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower:FILTer:TYPE(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:BLOCk(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:CARRier:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:CARRier:COUNter[:RESolution](?) [:SENSe]:RFID:CARRier:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:CARRier:PRATio[:SET](?) [:SENSe]:RFID:CARRier:PRATio:UNIT(?) [:SENSe]:RFID[:IMMediate] [:SENSe]:RFID:LENGth(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:ADVanced:FILTer(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:ADVanced:PREamble(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:ADVanced:SBANd(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:BRATe:AUTO(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:BRATe[:SET](?) [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:DECode(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:FORMat(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:INTerpolate(?) Description Sets the modulation depth to separate two states in ASK. Determines whether to detect the modulation depth automatically. Sets the modulation index for CPM. Determines whether to detect the modulation index automatically. Sets the maximum order of the best-fit curve polynomial. Sets the horizontal interval between display points. Sets the linear signal region. Selects the unit to set the liner signal region. Sets the measurement start position. Sets the default settings by the communication standard. Sets the symbol rate. Determines whether to enable the FSK symbol timing search. RFID analysis related. Sets the adjacent channel bandwidth in the ACPR measurement. Sets the main channel bandwidth in the ACPR measurement. Sets the channel-to-channel spacing in the ACPR measurement. Sets the filter factor in the ACPR measurement. Selects the filter for the ACPR measurement. Sets the number of the block to measure. Sets the channel bandwidth for the maximum EIRP. Sets the counter resolution for the carrier measurement. Sets the amplitude offset for the maximum EIRP. Sets the power ratio for the OBW measurement. Selects the power ratio unit for the OBW measuremen. Perform analysis calculation for the acquired data. Sets the analysis range. Selects the measurement item. Selects the measurement filter. Determines whether to search for the preamble. Selects the sideband to analyze. Determines whether to set the bit rate automatically. Sets the bit rate. Selects the decoding format. Selects the modulation format. Sets the number of waveform interpolation points.
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Header [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:LINK(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:SERRor[:WIDTh](?) [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:STANdard(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:TARI:AUTO(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:TARI[:SET](?) [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation[:THReshold]:HIGHer(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation[:THReshold]:MIDDle(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation[:THReshold]:LOWer(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:SPURious[:THReshold]:EXCursion(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:SPURious[:THReshold]:IGNore(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:SPURious[:THReshold]:SIGNal(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:SPURious[:THReshold]:SPURious(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:ZOOM:FREQuency:CENTer(?) [:SENSe]:RFID:ZOOM:FREQuency:WIDTh(?) [:SENSe]:SSOurce subgroup [:SENSe]:SSOurce:BLOCk(?) [:SENSe]:SSOurce:CARRier:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?) [:SENSe]:SSOurce:CARRier[:THReshold](?) [:SENSe]:SSOurce:CARRier:TRACking[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:SSOurce:CNRatio:FFT:LENGth(?) [:SENSe]:SSOurce:CNRatio:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:SSOurce:CNRatio:SBANd(?) [:SENSe]:SSOurce:CNRatio:[:THReshold](?) [:SENSe]:SSOurce:FVTime:SMOothing(?) [:SENSe]:SSOurce:FVTime[:THReshold](?) [:SENSe]:SSOurce[:IMMediate] [:SENSe]:SSOurce:LENGth(?) [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:SSOurce:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:MPJitter[:THReshold](?) [:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:RJITter:OFFSet:STARt(?) [:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:RJITter:OFFSet:STOP(?) [:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:RJITter[:THReshold](?) Description Selects the link. Sets an error range for determining the settling time. Selects the demodulation standard. Determines whether to set Tari automatically. Sets Tari. Sets the higher threshold for measuring a rise/fall time. Sets the middle threshold for measuring the pulse width. Sets the lower threshold for measuring a rise/fall time. Sets the measurement start position. Sets the excursion level in the spurious measurement. Sets the region not to detect spurious signals. Sets the threshold level to determine if the signal is the carrier. Sets the threshold level to determine if the signal is spurious. Sets or queries the center frequency of a zoomed area. Sets the frequency width of a zoomed area. Signal source analysis related. Sets the number of the block to measure. Sets the frequency bandwidth to calculate channel power. Sets the threshold for carrier detection. Determines whether to enable or disable the carrier tracking. Sets the number of FFT samples per frame. Sets the frequency displaying the C/N versus Time in the subview. Selects the sideband for measuring phase noise. Sets the threshold for obtaining the phase noise settling time. Sets the smoothing factor in the frequency vs. time measurement. Sets the threshold to determine the frequency settling time. Perform calculation for the acquired data. Sets the analysis range. Selects and runs the measurement in the signal source analysis. Sets the measurement start position. Sets the threshold level to determine periodic jitter. Sets the random jitter measurement start offset frequency. Sets the random jitter measurement stop offset frequency. Sets the threshold for obtaining the random jitter settling time.
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Header [:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:OFFSet:MAXimum(?) [:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:OFFSet:MINimum(?) [:SENSe]:SSOurce:SPURious:IGNore(?) [:SENSe]:SSOurce:SPURious:SFILter[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:SSOurce:SPURious[:THReshold]:EXCursion(?) [:SENSe]:SSOurce:SPURious[:THReshold]:SPURious(?) Option 24 GSM/EDGE analysis related [:SENSe]:GSMedge subgroup [:SENSe]:GSMedge:ABITs(?) [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BLOCk(?) [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex(?) [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:MPOint(?) [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:RTFirst(?) [:SENSe]:GSMedge:CARRier:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:GSMedge:CARRier:SEARch(?) [:SENSe]:GSMedge:FILTer:RCWRcosine(?) [:SENSe]:GSMedge[:IMMediate] [:SENSe]:GSMedge:LIMit:SIGNal(?) [:SENSe]:GSMedge:LIMit:SPURious(?) [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MODulation(?) [:SENSe]:GSMedge:SLOT(?) [:SENSe]:GSMedge:STANdard:BAND(?) [:SENSe]:GSMedge:STANdard:DIRection(?) [:SENSe]:GSMedge:STINdex(?) [:SENSe]:GSMedge:TSCode:AUTO(?) [:SENSe]:GSMedge:TSCode[:NUMBer](?) [:SENSe]:Standard subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:ACQuisition:CHIPs(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:ACQuisition:HISTory(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:ACQuisition:SEConds(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:ANALysis:INTerval(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:ANALysis:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:BLOCk(?) GSM/EDGE analysis related. Sets the number of symbols for EVM measurement Sets the number of the block to be measured. Sets the number of the burst to be measured. Defines center of the mask in the power versus time measurement Return to the first burst. Sets the carrier frequency offset. Determines whether to detect the carrier automatically. Determines whether to enable the RCW raised cosine filter. Starts calculation for the GSM/EDGE analysis. Sets the threshold level to determine the normal signal. Sets the threshold level to determine the spurious signal. Selects the GSM/EDGE measurement item. Selects the modulation system for the GSM/EDGE analysis. Sets the number of slots for one block Selects the standard for the GSM/EDGE analysis. Selects the link direction for the GSM/EDGE analysis. Sets the column number in the spurious table. Determines whether to set TSC number automatically. Sets the TSC (Training Sequence Code) number. cdma2000 analysis related. Sets the acquisition length in chips. Sets the acquisition history. Sets the acquisition length in seconds. Sets the analysis interval. Sets the analysis offset. Sets the number of the block to be measured. Description Sets the maximum frequency in the phase noise measurement. Sets the minimum frequency in the phase noise measurement. Sets the ignore region in the spurious measurement. Determines whether to enable the symmetrical filter. Sets the excurtion in the spurious measurement. Sets the spurious threshold in the spurious measurement.
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Header [:SENSe]:Standard[:IMMediate] [:SENSe]:Standard:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:SPECtrum:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:SPECtrum:TINTerval? [:SENSe]:Standard:ACPower subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:ACPower:FILTer:COEFficient(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:ACPower:FILTer:TYPE(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:ACPower:LIMit:ADJacent<x>[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:CCDF subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:CCDF:RMEasurement [:SENSe]:Standard:CCDF:THReshold(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower:ACCThreshold(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower:FILTer:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower:IQSWap(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower:MLEVel(?) [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:CDPower:PNOFfset(?) [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:CDPower:QOF(?) [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower:RCONfig(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower:SELect:CODE(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower:SELect:PCG(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower:WCODe(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower:FILTer:COEFficient(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower:FILTer:TYPE(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower:LIMit[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:IM subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:IM:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:IM:FILTer:COEFficient(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:IM:FILTer:TYPE(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:IM:LIMit:FORDer[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:IM:LIMit:TORDer[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:IM:SCOFfset(?) Description Starts the calculation for the acquired data. Selects the measurement item. Sets the spectrum offset within the time window. Returns the length of the time-domain information. ACPR measurement related. Sets the bandwidth of the main channel. Sets the filter roll-off rate for the ACPR measurement. Sets the filter for the ACPR measurement. Determines whether to enable or disable the adjacent limit testing. CCDF measurement related. Clears the CCDF accumulator and restarts the measurement. Sets the threshold for the CCDF measurement. Code domain power measurement related. Sets the active channel threshold level. Selects the measurement filter. Determines whether to enable or disable IQ swapping. Selects the measurement level. Sets the PN offset for the code domain power measurement. Sets the quasi-orthogonal function. Selects the radio configuration for the CDP measurement. Sets the code in the halfslot. Sets the PCG for the code domain power measurement. Sets the Walsh code length. Channel power measurement related. Sets the channel bandwidth for the channel power measurement. Sets the filter roll-off rate for the channel power measurement. Selects the filter for the channel power measurement. Determines whether to enable or disable the limit testing. Intermodulation measurement related. Sets the bandwidth of the main channel. Sets the filter roll-off rate for the intermodulation measurement. Selects the filter for the intermodulation measurement. Sets whether to enable or disable the fifth order limit testing. Sets whether to enable or disable the third order limit testing. Sets the frequency of the second channel.
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Header [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:ACCThreshold(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:FILTer:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:IQSWap(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:PEAK[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:RMS[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:LIMit:PCDerror[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:LIMit:RHO[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:LIMit:TAU[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:MLEVel(?) [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:PNOFfset(?) [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:QOF(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:RCONfig(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:SELect:CODE(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:SELect:PCG(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:WCODe(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:OBWidth subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:OBWidth:LIMit[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:OBWidth:PERCent(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:ACCThreshold(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:FILTer:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:IQSWap(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:LIMit:PHASe[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:LIMit:TIME[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:PNOFfset(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:RCONfig(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:SELect:CODE(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:SELect:PCG(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:WCODe(?) [:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime subgroup [:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:BURSt:GATE(?) [:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:BURSt:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:BURSt:SYNC(?) [:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:LIMit:ZONE<x>[:STATe](?) Description Modulation accuracy measurement related. Sets the level to decide whether a code channel is active or not. Selects the measurement filter. Determines whether to enable or disable IQ swapping. Sets whether to enable or disable the Peak EVM limit testing. Sets whether to enable or disable the RMS EVM limit testing. Sets whether to enable the Peak Code Domain Error limit testing. Sets whether to enable or disable the Rho limit testing. Sets whether to enable or disable the Tau limit testing. Selects the measurement level. Sets the PN offset for the modulation accuracy measurement. Sets the quasi-orthogonal function. Sets the radio configuration. Sets the code in the halfslot. Sets the PCG for the modulation accuracy measurement. Sets the Walsh code length. OBW measurement related. Determines whether to enable or disable the limit testing. Sets the occupied bandwidth. Pilot to code channel measurement related. Sets the level to decide whether a code channel is active or not. Selects the measurement filter. Determines whether to enable or disable IQ swapping. Determines whether to enable or disable the phase limit testing. Determines whether to enable or disable the time limit testing. Sets the PN offset for the pilot to code channel measurement. Sets the radio configuration. Sets the code in the halfslot. Sets the PCG for the pilot to code channel measurement. Sets the Walsh code length. Power versus time measurement related. Sets the burst gate for the power versus time measurement. Sets the burst offset between the trigger and the burst position. Selects the burst sync for the power versus time measurement. Sets whether to enable or disable the zone limit testing.
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Header [:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:RCHannel:LEVel(?) [:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:RCHannel:MODE(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:FILTer:COEFficient(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:LIMit:ISPurious:ZONE<x>[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:LIMit:OFCHannel:ZONE<x>[:STATe] (?) [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE(?) [:SENSe]:Standard subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:ACQuisition:CHIPs(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:ACQuisition:HISTory(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:ACQuisition:SEConds(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:ANALysis:INTerval(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:ANALysis:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:BLOCk(?) [:SENSe]:Standard[:IMMediate] [:SENSe]:Standard:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:SPECtrum:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:SPECtrum:TINTerval? [:SENSe]:Standard:ACPower subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:ACPower:FILTer:COEFficient(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:ACPower:FILTer:TYPE(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:ACPower:LIMit:ADJacent<x>[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:CCDF subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:CCDF:RMEasurement [:SENSe]:Standard:CCDF:THReshold(?) Description Sets the reference channel level for measuring power. Selects the reference channel level mode for measuring power. Spectrum emission mask measurement related. Sets the channel bandwidth. Sets the filter roll-off rate. Selects the filter for the spectrum emission mask measurement. Sets whether to enable the inband spurious zone limit testing. Determines whether to enable or disable the offset from the channel zone limit testing. Selects the limit table type. Sets the reference channel level for measuring spurious. Selects the reference channel level mode for measuring spurious. 1xEV-DO analysis related. Sets the acquisition length in chips. Sets the acquisition history. Sets the acquisition length in seconds. Sets the analysis interval. Sets the analysis offset. Sets the number of the block to be measured. Starts the calculation for the acquired data. Selects the measurement item. Sets the spectrum offset within the time window. Returns the length of the time-domain information. ACPR measurement related. Sets the bandwidth of the main channel. Sets the filter roll-- off rate for the ACPR measurement. Sets the filter for the ACPR measurement. Determines whether to enable or disable the adjacent limit testing. CCDF measurement related. Clears the CCDF accumulator and restarts the measurement. Sets the threshold for the CCDF measurement.
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Header [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower:ACCThreshold(?) [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:CDPower:CHANnel[:TYPE](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower:FILTer:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower:IQSWap(?) [:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:LCMask:I(?) [:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:LCMask:Q(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower:MLEVel(?) [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:CDPower:PNOFfset(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower:SELect:CODE(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower:SELect:HSLot(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower:FILTer:COEFficient(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower:FILTer:TYPE(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower:LIMit[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:IM subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:IM:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:IM:FILTer:COEFficient(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:IM:FILTer:TYPE(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:IM:LIMit:FORDer[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:IM:LIMit:TORDer[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:IM:SCOFfset(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:ACCThreshold(?) [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:CHANnel[:TYPE](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:FILTer:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:IQSWap(?) [:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LCMask:I(?) [:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LCMask:Q(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:PEAK[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:RMS[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:LIMit:PCDerror[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:LIMit:RHO[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LIMit:TAU[:STATe](?) Description Code domain power measurement related. Sets the active channel threshold level. Selects the channel type. Selects the measurement filter. Sets whether to enable or disable IQ swapping. Sets the 11-digit mask of the I long code. Sets the 11-digit mask of the Q long code. Selects the measurement level. Sets the PN offset for the code domain power measurement. Sets the code in the halfslot. Sets the halfslot for the code domain power measurement. Channel power measurement related. Sets the channel bandwidth for the channel power measurement. Sets the filter roll-off rate for the channel power measurement. Selects the filter for the channel power measurement. Determines whether to enable or disable the limit testing. Intermodulation measurement related. Sets the bandwidth of the main channel. Sets the filter roll-off rate for the intermodulation measurement. Selects the filter for the intermodulation measurement. Sets whether to enable or disable the fifth order limit testing. Sets whether to enable or disable the third order limit testing. Sets the frequency of the second channel. Modulation accuracy measurement related. Sets the leve to decide whether a code channel is active or not. Selects the channel type. Selects the measurement filter. Sets whether to enable or disable IQ swapping. Sets the 11-digit mask of the I long code. Sets the 11-digit mask of the Q long code. Sets whether to enable or disable the Peak EVM limit testing. Sets whether to enable or disable the RMS EVM limit testing. Sets whether to enable the Peak Code Domain Error limit testing. Sets whether to enable or disable the Rho limit testing. Sets whether to enable or disable the Tau limit testing.
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Header [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:MLEVel(?) [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:PNOFfset(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:SELect:CODE(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:SELect:HSLot(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:OBWidth subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:OBWidth:LIMit[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:OBWidth:PERCent(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:ACCThreshold(?) [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:CHANnel[:TYPE](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:FILTer:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:IQSWap(?) [:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:LCMask:I(?) [:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:LCMask:Q(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:LIMit:PHASe[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:LIMit:TIME[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:PNOFfset(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:SELect:CODE(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:SELect:HSLot(?) [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime subgroup [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:BURSt:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:BURSt:SYNC(?) [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:LIMit:ZONE<x>[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:RCHannel:LEVel(?) [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:RCHannel:MODE(?) [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:SLOT[:TYPE](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?) [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:BURSt:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:BURSt:SYNC(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:FILTer:COEFficient(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:LIMit:ISPurious:ZONE<x>[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:LIMit:OFCHannel:ZONE<x> [:STATe](?) Description Selects the measurement level. Sets the PN offset for the modulation accuracy measurement. Sets the code in the halfslot. Sets the halfslot for the modulation accuracy measurement. OBW measurement related. Sets whether to enable or disable the limit testing. Sets the occupied bandwidth. Pilot to code channel measurement related. Sets the level to decide whether a code channel is active or not. Selects the channel type. Selects the measurement filter. Sets whether to enable or disable IQ swapping. Sets the 11-digit mask of the I long code. Sets the 11-digit mask of the Q long code. Sets whether to enable or disable the phase limit testing. Sets whether to enable or disable the time limit testing. Sets the PN offset for the pilot to code channel measurement. Sets the code in the halfslot. Sets the halfslot for the pilot to code channel measurement. Power versus time measurement related. Selects burst offset between the trigger and the burst position. Selects the burst sync for the power versus time measurement. Sets whether to enable or disable the zone limit testing. Sets the reference channel level for measuring power. Selects the reference channel level mode for measuring power. Selects the slot type. Spectrum emission mask measurement related. Sets the channel bandwidth. Selects burst offset between the trigger and the burst position. Sets the burst sync. Sets the filter roll-off rate. Selects the filter for the spectrum emission mask measurement. Sets whether to enable the inband spurious zone limit testing. Determines whether to enable or disable the offset from the channel zone limit testing.
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Header [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE(?) [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:SLOT:GATE(?) [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:SLOT[:TYPE](?) Option 28 TD-SCDMA analysis related [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:BLOCk(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:FILTer:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA[:IMMediate] [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACLR subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACLR:DIRection? [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACLR:LIMit:ADJacent<x>[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACQuisition subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACQuisition:HISTory(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACQuisition:SEConds(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACQuisition:SFRames(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:CHANnel:THReshold(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:INTerval(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:OFFSet[:CHIPs](?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:OFFSet:DFRequency(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:OFFSet:IQ(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:REFerence:SFRame(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:REFerence:TFPHase(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:REFerence:TIME(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:TSLot:(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:TSLot:THReshold(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:TINTerval(?) TD-SCDMA analysis related Sets or queries the number of the block to be measured. Sets the measurement filter for the current measurement. Starts the calculation for the acquired data. Sets the measurement item. TD-SCDMA ACLR measurement related Queries which limit table is used for the ACLR measurement. Sets the enable or disable adjacent limit testing. Acquisition related in TD-SCDMA analysis Sets the acquisition history. Sets the acquisition length in seconds. Sets the acquisition length in subframes. Analysis related in TD-SCDMA measurements Sets the threshold for the channel measurement. Sets the analysis interval in chips. Sets the analysis offset in chips. Sets the demod frequency offset. Sets the EVM includes I/Q offset. Sets the subframe reference. Sets the subframe reference. Sets the time reference. Sets the time slot(s) to be analyzed. Sets the level to identify a time slot as active. Spectrum related in TD-SCDMA measurements Sets the spectrum offset within the time window. Sets the length of the time domain information. Description Selects the limit table type. Sets the reference channel level. Selects the reference channel level mode. Sets the slot gate time. Sets the slot type (Idle or Active).
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:REFerence:TIME:UTSPattern(?) Sets the time slot pattern to be expected in the signal.
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Command Groups

Header [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SELect subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SELect:CODE(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SELect:SFRame(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SELect:TSLot(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:CONTrol(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:K:NZERo(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:K:ZERO(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:SCODe(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:SPOint(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:SYNC:DOWNlink(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:SYNC:UPLink(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:CHPower subgroup Description Selection related in TD-SCDMA measurements Sets the selected code. Sets the selected subframe. Sets the selected time slot. Modulation related in TD-SCDMA measurements Sets the method used to set other modulation parameters. Sets the K for all time slots except 0. Sets the K for time slot 0. Sets the scrambling code. Sets the switching point between uplink and downlink time slots. Sets the Sync_DL value. Sets the Sync_UL value. TD-SCDMA channel power measurement related
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration Sets the channel bandwidth for the channel power measurement. (?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:CHPower:DIRection? [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:CHPower:LIMit[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy:DIRection? [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:PEAK[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:RMS[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy:LIMit:PCDerror[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy:LIMit:RHO[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:STABle subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:STABle:TPCSs:COUNt(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:STABle:TPCSs:SELect(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM:DIRection? [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM:LIMit:FORDer[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM:LIMit:TORDer[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM:SCOFfset(?) Queries which limit table is used for the measurement. Sets whether to enable or disable the limit testing. TD-SCDMA modulation accuracy measurement related Queries which limit table is used for the measurement. Sets whether to enable the peak EVM limit testing. Sets whether to enable the RMS EVM limit testing. Sets whether to enable the peak code domain error limit testing. Sets whether to enable the Rho limit testing. Symbol table related in TD-SCDMA analysis Sets the TPC and SS symbol count. Sets the TPC and SS in the Data2 burst. TD-SCDMA intermodulation measurement related Sets the bandwidth of the main channel. Queries which limit table is used for the IM measurement. Sets whether to enable or disable the fifth order limit testing. Sets whether to enable or disable the third order limit testing. Sets the frequency of the second channel.
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Header [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:DIRection(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:LIMit:ISPurious:ZONE<x> [:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:LIMitOFCHannel:ZONE<x> [:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel(?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask:DIRection? [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask:LIMit:LEVel:ONOFf[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask:LIMit:LEVel:MRAMp[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth Subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth:DIRection? [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth:LIMit[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth:PERCent(?) Option 29 WLAN analysis related [:SENSe]:M2WLAN subgroup [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:ACQuisition:HISTory(?) [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:ACQuisition:SEConds(?) [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:ANALysis:LENGth(?) [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:ANALysis:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:ANALysis:SYNC(?) [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:BLOCk(?) [:SENSe]:M2WLAN[:IMMediate] [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:PACKet[:NUMBer](?) [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:SPECtrum:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:SSEGment[:NUMBer](?) [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:SUBCarrier[:NUMBer](?) [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:SUBCarrier:SELect(?) [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:TXANtenna:SELect(?) IEEE802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis related Sets the acquisition history to display or reanalyze the data. Sets the acquisition length in seconds. Sets the time length for the WLAN analysis. Sets the beginning of the analysis length. Selects the synchronization method for the analysis. Sets the number of the block to measure in the WLAN analysis. Runs the demodulation calculation for the acquired data. Selects the measurement item in the WLAN analysis. Sets the packet number to measure. Sets the spectrum offset within the acquisition length. Sets the symbol number or segment number. Sets the subcarrier number. Selects the subcarrier(s) to display. Selects the transmitting antenna to display measurement results. Description TD-SCDMA spectrum emission mask measurement related Sets the channel bandwidth. Sets which limit table is used for the measurement Sets whether to enable or disable the offset from the inband spurious zone limit testing. Sets the enable or disable zone limit checking. Sets the limit table type used for limit testing. Sets the reference channel level mode. Sets the reference channel level for measuring spurious. TD-SCDMA transmit on/off mask measurement related Queries which limit table is used for the measurement. Sets the enable or disable transmit on/off limit checking. Sets whether to enable the mid-ramp level limit checking. TD-SCDMA OBW measurement related Queries which limit table is used for the measurement. Sets whether to enable or disable the limit testing. Sets the occupied bandwidth.
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Header [:SENSe]:SWLAN subgroup [:SENSe]:SWLAN:ACQuisition:HISTory(?) [:SENSe]:SWLAN:ACQuisition:SEConds(?) [:SENSe]:SWLAN:ANALysis:EQUalization[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:SWLAN:ANALysis:LENGth(?) [:SENSe]:SWLAN:ANALysis:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:SWLAN:ANALysis:SFORmat(?) [:SENSe]:SWLAN:ANALysis:SYNC(?) [:SENSe]:SWLAN:BLOCk(?) [:SENSe]:SWLAN[:IMMediate] [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:SWLAN:PACKet[:NUMBer](?) [:SENSe]:SWLAN:SMASk[:SELect](?) [:SENSe]:SWLAN:SPECtrum:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:SWLAN:SSEGment[:NUMBer](?) [:SENSe]:SWLAN:SUBCarrier[:NUMBer](?) [:SENSe]:SWLAN:SUBCarrier:SELect(?) [:SENSe]:SWLAN:TXANtenna:SELect(?) [:SENSe]:WLAN subgroup [:SENSe]:WLAN:ACQuisition:HISTory(?) [:SENSe]:WLAN:ACQuisition:SEConds(?) [:SENSe]:WLAN:ANALysis:EQUalization[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:WLAN:ANALysis:LENGth(?) [:SENSe]:WLAN:ANALysis:MODulation(?) [:SENSe]:WLAN:ANALysis:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:WLAN:ANALysis:SYNC(?) [:SENSe]:WLAN:BLOCk(?) [:SENSe]:WLAN[:IMMediate] [:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:WLAN:SMASk[:SELect](?) [:SENSe]:WLAN:SPECtrum:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:WLAN:SSEGment[:NUMBer](?) [:SENSe]:WLAN:SUBCarrier[:NUMBer](?) [:SENSe]:WLAN:SUBCarrier:SELect(?) Description IEEE802.11n (nx1) analysis related Sets the acquisition history to display or reanalyze the data. Sets the acquisition length in seconds. Determines whether to enable the data correction. Sets the time length for the WLAN analysis. Sets the beginning of the analysis length. Selects the signal format. Selects the synchronization method for the analysis. Sets the number of the block to measure in the WLAN analysis. Runs the demodulation calculation for the acquired data. Selects the measurement item in the WLAN analysis. Sets the packet number to measure. Selects the transmit spectral mask specified in 802.11n. Sets the spectrum offset within the acquisition length. Sets the symbol number or segment number. Sets the subcarrier number. Selects the subcarrier(s) to display. Selects the transmitting antenna to display measurement results. WLAN analysis related Sets the acquisition history to display or reanalyze the data. Sets the acquisition length in seconds. Determines whether to enable the data correction. Sets the time length for the WLAN analysis. Sets the modulation type for analysis. Sets the beginning of the analysis length. Selects the synchronization function for the long traning symbol. Sets the number of the block to measure in the WLAN analysis. Runs the demodulation calculation for the acquired data. Selects the measurement item in the WLAN analysis. Selects the signal type for the specrum mask measurement. Sets the spectrum offset within the acquisition length. Sets the symbol number or segment number. Sets the subcarrier number. Selects the subcarrier(s) to display.
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Header [:SENSe]:WLAN:TPOWer:BURSt:INDex(?) [:SENSe]:WLAN:TPOWer:SLOPe(?) [:SENSe]:AC3Gpp subgroup [:SENSe]:AC3Gpp:FILTer:ALPHa(?) [:SENSe]:AC3Gpp:FILTer:TYPE(?) [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP subgroup [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:BLOCk(?) [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:CARRier:SEARch(?) [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:COMPosite(?) [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:DTYPe:SEARch(?) [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:EVM:IQOoffset(?) [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:FILTer:ALPHa(?) [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:FILTer:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:FILTer:REFerence(?) [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP[:IMMediate] [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:LENGth(?) [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:SCHPart(?) [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:SCODe:ALTernative(?) [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer(?) [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:SCODe:SEARch(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:ACLR subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:ACLR:FILTer:COEFficient(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:ACLR:FILTer:TYPE(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:ACLR:LIMit:ADJacent<x>[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:ACLR:NCORrection(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:ACLR:SWEep(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:CFRequency subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:CFRequency:CRESolution(?) Description Sets the burst index for the transmit power measurement. Selects the tansmit power ramp. W-CDMA ACLR measurement related. Sets the filter factor (/BT). Selects a filter. Related to modulation analysis for 3GPP-R5 downlink Sets the number of the block to measure. Sets the carrier frequency offset. Determines whether to detect the carrier automatically. Determines whether to perform the composite analysis. Sets whether to detect the demodulation type of code channel. Determines whether to include the I/Q origin offset in the analysis. Sets the filter factor. Selects the measurement filter. Selects the reference filter. Runs the downlink analysis calculation on the acquired data. Defines the analysis range. Sets the measurement start position. Determines whether to include the SCH part in the analysis. Selects the alternative scrambling code. Sets the scrambling code. Determines whether to detect the scrambling code automatically. Related to the ACLR measurement. Sets the filter factor (a/BT). Selects a filter. Determines whether to enable the adjacent limit testing. Determines whether to perform the noise correction. Selects how to scan the 25 MHz span. Related to the carrier frequency measurement. Sets the counter resolution.
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Header [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower:FILTer:COEFficient(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower:FILTer:TYPE(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower:LIMit[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:EBWidth subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:EBWidth:XDB(?) [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr subgroup [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr:CARRier[:THReshold](?) [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr:FILTer:COEFficient(?) [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr:FILTer:TYPE(?) [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr:LIMit:ADJacent<x>[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr:NCORrection(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:OBWidth subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:OBWidth:LIMit[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:OBWidth:PERCent(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:FILTer:COEFficient(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:LIMit:ZONE<x>[:STATe](?) [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel(?) [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE(?) [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp subgroup [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:BLOCk(?) [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:CARRier:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:CARRier:SEARch(?) [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:FILTer:ALPHa(?) [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:FILTer:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:FILTer:REFerence(?) [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp[:IMMediate] [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:LENGth(?) [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:MMODe(?) [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:OFFSet(?) Description Related to the channel power measurement. Sets the channel bandwidth for the channel power measurement. Sets the filter roll-off rate for the channel power measurement. Selects the filter for the channel power measurement. Determines whether to enable the limit testing. EBW measurement related. Sets the relative power from the peak for the measurement. Related to the multi-carrier ACLR measurement. Sets the threshold level to detect the carrier. Sets the filter factor (a/BT). Selects a filter. Determines whether to enable the adjacent limit testing. Determines whether to perform the noise correction. Related to the OBW measurement for 3GPP-R5 downlink. Determines whether to enable the limit testing. Sets the occupied bandwidth for the OBW measurement. Related to the spectrum emission mask measurement. Sets the channel bandwidth for the spectrum emission mask test. Sets the filter roll-off rate. Selects the filter for the spectrum emission mask measurement. Determines whether to enable the zone limit testing. Sets the reference channel level to measure spurious emission. Selects the mode to define the reference channel level. Related to W-CDMA uplink analysis. Sets the number of the block to be measured. Sets the carrier frequency offset. Determines whether to detect the carrier automatically. Sets the filter factor (/BT). Sets the measurement filter. Sets the reference filter. Starts W-CDMA downlink analysis calculation. Sets the measurement range. Selects the mobile mode for measurement. Sets the measurement start position.
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Header [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:SCODe:NUMBer(?) [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:SCODe:TYPE(?) [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:THReshold(?) [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP subgroup [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:BLOCk(?) [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:CARRier:SEARch(?) [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:FILTer:ALPHa(?) [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:FILTer:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:FILTer:REFerence(?) [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP[:IMMediate] [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:LENGth(?) [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer(?) [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SCODe:TYPE(?) [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet:DTIMe(?) [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet[:STSLot](?) [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SFRame:SEARch(?) [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:UANResult Option 40 3GPP-R6 analysis related [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP subgroup [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:BLOCk(?) [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:CARRier:SEARch(?) [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:CCODe:EAGCh(?) [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:CCODe:ERGCh(?) [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:COMPosite(?) [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:DTYPe:SEARch(?) [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:EVM:IQOoffset(?) [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:FILTer:ALPHa(?) [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:FILTer:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:FILTer:REFerence(?) [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP[:IMMediate] [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:LENGth(?) [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:OFFSet(?) Related to modulation analysis for 3GPP-R6 downlink Sets the number of the block to measure. Sets the carrier frequency offset. Determines whether to detect the carrier automatically. Sets the channelization code number of E-AGCH. Sets the channelization code number of E-RGCH and E-HICH. Determines whether to perform the composite analysis. Sets whether to detect the demodulation type of code channel. Determines whether to include the I/Q origin offset in the analysis. Sets the filter factor. Selects the measurement filter. Selects the reference filter. Runs the downlink analysis calculation on the acquired data. Defines the analysis range. Sets the measurement start position. Description Sets the scrambling code number. Selects the scrambling code type. Sets the threshold to determine a burst. Related to modulation analysis for 3GPP-R5 uplink. Sets the number of the block to be measured. Sets the carrier frequency offset. Determines whether to detect the carrier automatically. Sets the filter factor (a/BT). Selects the measurement filter. Selects the reference filter. Starts 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis calculation. Defines the analysis range. Sets the measurement start position. Sets the scrambling code number. Selects or queries the scrambling code type. Sets the downlink time offset. Sets the subframe to time-slot offset. Determines whether to detect the subframe offset automatically. Updates the ACK/NACK results.
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Header [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:SCHPart(?) [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:SCODe:ALTernative(?) [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer(?) [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:SCODe:SEARch(?) [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:SSINdex:EAGCh(?) [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:SSINdex:ERGCh(?) [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:UTSTable [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP subgroup [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:BLOCk(?) [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:CARRier:SEARch(?) [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:CCONfig(?) [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:DFORmat(?) [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:EVM:IQOoffset(?) [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:EVM:TPERiods(?) [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:FILTer:ALPHa(?) [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:FILTer:MEASurement(?) [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:FILTer:REFerence(?) [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP[:IMMediate] [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:LENGth(?) [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:OFFSet(?) [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer(?) [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SCODe:TYPE(?) [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet:DTIMe(?) [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet[:STSLot](?) [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame:SEARch(?) [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame:TOLerance(?) [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:THReshold[:BURSt](?) [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:THReshold:DTX(?) [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:UTSTable Description Determines whether to include the SCH part in the analysis. Selects the alternative scrambling code. Sets the scrambling code. Determines whether to detect the scrambling code automatically. Sets the signature sequence index number of E-HICH. Sets the signature sequence index number of E-RGCH. Updates the time-slot table. Related to modulation analysis for 3GPP-R6 uplink. Sets the number of the block to be measured. Sets the carrier frequency offset. Determines whether to detect the carrier automatically. Selects the channel configuration. Selects the DPCCH format to decode TFCI. Determines whether to include the I/Q origin offset in calculation. Determines whether to include the transient periods in calculation. Sets the filter factor (a/BT). Selects the measurement filter. Selects the reference filter. Starts 3GPP-R6 downlink analysis calculation. Defines the analysis range. Sets the measurement start position. Sets the scrambling code number. Selects or queries the scrambling code type. Sets the downlink time offset. Sets the subframe to time-slot offset. Determines whether to detect the subframe offset automatically. Sets the tolerance for decoding HS-DPCCH and E-DPCCH. Sets the threshold level to detect a burst. Sets the threshold level to detect the DTX state. Updates the time-slot table.
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:STATus Commands
Control registers defined in the SCPI status reporting structure. Table 2- 32: :STATus commands
Header :STATus:OPERation:CONDition? :STATus:OPERation:ENABle(?) :STATus:OPERation[:EVENt]? :STATus:OPERation:NTRansition(?) :STATus:OPERation:PTRansition(?) :STATus:PRESet :STATus:QUEStionable:CONDition? :STATus:QUEStionable:ENABle(?) :STATus:QUEStionable[:EVENt]? :STATus:QUEStionable:NTRansition(?) :STATus:QUEStionable:PTRansition(?) Description Queries the contents of the OCR. Sets the mask for the OENR. Queries the contents of the OEVR. Sets the value of the negative transition filter. Sets the value of the positive transition filter. Presets a status byte. Queries the contents of the QCR. Sets the mask for the OENR. Queries the contents of the QER. Sets the value of the negative transition filter. Sets the value of the positive transition filter.
:SYSTem Commands
Set the system parameters and query system information. Table 2- 33: :SYSTem commands
Header :SYSTem:DATE(?) :SYSTem:ERRor:ALL? :SYSTem:ERRor:CODE:ALL? :SYSTem:ERRor:CODE[:NEXT]? :SYSTem:ERRor:COUNt? :SYSTem:ERRor[:NEXT]? :SYSTem:KLOCk(?) :SYSTem:OPTions? :SYSTem:PRESet :SYSTem:TIME(?) :SYSTem:VERSion? Description Sets the current date. Queries all the error or event information. Queries all the error or event codes. Queries the latest error or event codes. Queries the number of errors or events. Queries the latest error or event information. Determine whether to lock or unlock the front panel keys. Queries optional information. Presets the analyzer. Sets the current time. Queries the version of the SCPI.
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:TRACe Commands
Controls arithmetic and display of traces. Table 2- 34: :TRACe commands
Header :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:AVERage:CLEar :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:AVERage:COUNt(?) :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DDETector(?) :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:AVERage:COUNt(?) :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:COLor:INTensity(?) :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:DOT:PERSistent(?) :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:DOT:PERSistent:TYPE(?) :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:DOT:PERSistent:VARiable(?) :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:FREeze(?) :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:MODE(?) :TRACe|:DATA:AUDio:LENGth(?) :TRACe|:DATA:AUDio:MODE(?) Description Restarts trace averaging. Sets the number of traces to combine for averaging. Selects the display detector. Sets the average count in the DPX spectrum display. Sets the display intensity for the Bitmap trace. Determines whether to enable the dot persistence for the Bitmap trace. Selects the persistence type for the Bitmap trace. Sets how long points are displayed in the variable persistence mode. Determines whether or not to freeze the display in the DPX spectrum. Selects the way to display the traces. (Option 10 only) Sets the number of FFT points for high resolution. (Option 10 only) Selects the trace type. Selects how to display Trace 2 in the signal source analysis.
:TRACe|:DATA:AUDio:AVERage:COUNt(?) (Option 10 only) Sets the average count.
:TRACe2|:DATA2:MODE(?) (Option 21 only)
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:TRIGger Commands
Set up the trigger. Table 2- 35: :TRIGger commands
Header :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:LEVel:EXTernal(?) :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:LEVel:IQFRequency(?) :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:LEVel:IQTime(?) :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:MODE(?) :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:MPOSition? :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:OPOSition? :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:POSition(?) :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SAVE:COUNt[:STATe](?) :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SAVE:COUNt:MAXimum(?) :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SAVE[:STATe](?) :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SLOPe(?) :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SOURce(?) Description Sets the external trigger level. Sets the IQ frequency trigger level (Option 02 only). Sets the IQ time trigger level. Selects the trigger mode. Queries the trigger occurrence point in one block data on the memory. Queries the trigger output point. Sets the trigger position. Determines whether to limit the number of times that data is saved. Sets a limit on the number of times that data is saved. Determines whether to enable or disable the Save-on-Trigger function. Selects the trigger slope. Selects the trigger source.
:UNIT Commands
Specify fundamental units for measurement. Table 2- 36: :UNIT commands
Header :UNIT:ANGLe(?) Description Specifies the fundamental unit of angle.
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This section details the IEEE common commands.
Command Tree
Header *CAL? *CLS *ESE *ESR? *IDN? *OPC *OPT? *RST *SRE *STB? *TRG *TST? *WAI Parameter
<value>
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*CAL? (Query Only)

Runs the following three calibrations and returns the results indicating whether they have ended normally. RF gain calibration Center offset calibration DC offset calibration (if the measurement frequency band is the baseband) This command is equivalent to the :CALibration[:ALL]? query command. NOTE. The entire calibration process takes several minutes to several dozen minutes. Wait for a response from a *CAL query. Every command you attempt to send during this period is rejected.
Syntax Arguments Returns
*CAL? None <NR1> 0 indicates a normal end. For details of the error codes, refer to page 3-17.
Measurement Modes Examples
All *CAL? runs a calibration and might return 0, indicating that the calibration has ended normally. :CALibration[:ALL]
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*CLS (No Query Form)

Clears all the event status registers and queues used in the status/event reporting structure. Refer to Section 3, Status and Events, for the register information.
Syntax Arguments Measurement Modes Examples
*CLS None All *CLS clears all the event status registers and queues. *ESE, *ESR, *SRE, *STB?
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*ESE(?)
Sets or queries the value of the Event Status Enable Register (ESER) used in the status/event reporting structure. Refer to Section 3, Status and Events, for the register information.
Syntax
*ESE <value> *ESE?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> is a value in the range from 0 through 255. The binary bits of the ESER are set according to this value. All *ESE 145 sets the ESER to binary 10010001, which enables the PON, EXE, and OPC bits. *ESE? might return the string *ESE 184, showing that the ESER contains the binary value 10111000.
Related Commands
*CLS, *ESR, *SRE, *STB?
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*ESR? (Query Only)

Sets or queries the contents of the Standard Event Status Register (SESR) used in the status/event reporting structure. The SESR is cleared after being read. Refer to Section 3, Status and Events, for the register information.
Syntax Arguments Returns Measurement Modes Examples
*ESR? None <NR1> representing the contents of the SESR by a 0 to 255 decimal number. All *ESR? might return the value 213, showing that the SESR contains binary 11010101. *CLS, *ESE?, *SRE, *STB?
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*IDN? (Query Only)

Returns the analyzer identification code.
*IDN? None The analyzer identification code in the following format: TEKTRONIX,RSA3xxxx,<serial_number>,<firmware_version> Where TEKTRONIX indicates that the manufacturer is Tektronix. RSA3xxxx is the model name. <serial_number> is the serial number. <firmware_version> is the firmware version.
All *IDN? might return TEKTRONIX,RSA3408B,B300101,3.10.000 as the analyzer identification code.
*OPC(?)
Generates the operation complete message in the Standard Event Status Register (SESR) when all pending operations finish. The *OPC? query places the ASCII character 1 into the output queue when all pending operations are finished. The *OPC? response is not available to read until all pending operations finish. The *OPC command allows you to synchronize the operation of the analyzer with your application program. Refer to Synchronizing Execution on page 3-14 for details.
Syntax
*OPC *OPC?
Arguments Measurement Modes
None All
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*OPT? (Query Only)

Queries the options installed in the analyzer.
*OPT? None The numbers of all the options installed in the analyzer, separated by commas. If no options have been installed, 0 is returned. All *OPT? might return 02,03,21, indicating that Option 02, 03, and 21 are currently installed in the analyzer.
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*RST (No Query Form)

Restores the analyzer to the factory default settings. For the actual settings, refer to Appendix C: Factory Initialization Settings. This command is equivalent to a pair of commands :SYSTem:PRESet and *CLS that run successively. The *RST command does not alter the following: H H H H H H H H H The state of the IEEE Std 488.1-1987 interface. The selected IEEE Std 488.1-1987 address of the analyzer. Measurement mode selected with the :INSTrument[:SELect] command Calibration data that affect device specifications. The Output Queue. The Service Request Enable Register setting. The Standard Event Status Enable Register setting. The Power-on status clear flag setting. Stored settings.
*RST None All *RST resets the analyzer. *CLS, :INSTrument[:SELect], :SYSTem:PRESet
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*SRE(?)
Sets or queries the value of the Service Request Enable Register (SRER) used in the status/event reporting structure. Refer to Section 3, Status and Events, for the register information.
Syntax
*SRE <value> *SRE?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> is a value in the range from 0 to 255. The binary bits of the SRER are set according to this value. Using an out-of-range value causes an execution error. All *SRE 48 sets binary 00110000 in the SRERs bits: *SRE? might return 32, indicating that binary value 00100000 has been set in the SRERs bits.
Related Commands
*CLS, *ESE, *ESR?, *STB?
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*STB? (Query Only)

Returns the contents of the Status Byte Register (SBR) in the status/event reporting structure using the Master Summary Status (MSS) bit. Refer to Section 3, Status and Events, for the register information.
*STB? None <NR1> representing the contents of the SBR as a decimal number. All *STB? might return 96, indicating that the SBR contains binary 0110 0000. *CLS, *ESE, *ESR?, *SRE
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*TRG (No Query Form)

Generates a trigger signal. This command is equivalent to the :INITiate[:IMMediate] command.
*TRG None All *TRG generates a trigger signal. :INITiate[:IMMediate]
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*TST? (Query Only)

Runs a self test and returns the result. NOTE. The analyzer does not run any self test. It returns 0 whenever a *TST command is sent.
Syntax Arguments Returns Measurement Modes Related Commands
*TST? None <NR1>. Always 0. All *CAL?, CALibration[:ALL]
*WAI (No Query Form)

Prevents the analyzer from executing further commands or queries until all pending operations finish. This command allows you to synchronize the operation of the analyzer with your application program. For details, refer to Synchronizing Execution on page 3-14.
Syntax Arguments Measurement Modes Related Commands
*WAI None All *OPC
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:ABORt Commands
Resets the trigger system and related actions such as data acquisition and measurement.
Command Tree
Header :ABORt Parameter
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:ABORt (No Query Form)

Resets the trigger system and related actions such as data acquisition and measurement. NOTE. You must have acquired data using the :INITiate:CONTinuous command (refer to page 2-924) before you can execute the :ABORt command. The command function depends on the acquisition mode as follows. For single acquisition mode: The :ABORt command forcibly stops data acquisition. To stop the acquisition because the trigger does not occur in the single mode, send this command: :INITiate:CONTinuous OFF For continuous acquisition mode: The :ABORt command initiates a new session of data acquisition in the continuous mode. To stop the acquisition in the continuous mode, send this command: :INITiate:CONTinuous OFF
:ABORt None All :ABORt resets the trigger system and related actions such as data acquisition and measurement. :INITiate:CONTinuous
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:CALCulate Commands
The :CALCulate commands control the marker and the display line. The views are identified with :CALCulate<x> in the command header (see Figure 2-5). :CALCulate1: View 1 :CALCulate2: View 2 (NOTE: currently not used) :CALCulate3: View 3 :CALCulate4: View 4
View 1 View 1 May be View 3 or 4, depending on the setting in the :DISPlay[:VIEW]:FORMat command. View 4
View 3
Single view configuration
Three-view configuration
View 1 View 1 View 4 View 4
Two-view configuration (upper/lower)
Two-view configuration (left/right)
Figure 2- 5: View number assignments For details on the marker and the display line, refer to the user manual that was shipped with your instrument.
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Command Tree
Header :CALCulate<x> :DLINe<y> :STATe :MARKer<y> :AOFF :MAXimum :MODE :PEAK :HIGHer :LEFT :LOWer :RIGHt :PTHReshold :ROFF [:SET] :CARRier :CENTer :MEASurement :PHASe :RCURsor [:STATe] :T :TOGGle :TRACe :X :Y :VLINe<y> :STATe Parameter <numeric_value> <boolean>
POSition | DELTa
<numeric_value>
<boolean> <numeric_value> MAIN | SUB <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <boolean>
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:CALCulate<x>:DLINe<y>(?)
Sets or queries the vertical position of the horizontal line.
Syntax
:CALCulate<x>:DLINe<y> <value> :CALCulate<x>:DLINe<y>?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical position of the horizontal line. Range: -200 to +100 dBm All S/A modes :CALCulate1:DLINe1 -20 positions Horizontal Line 1 at - dBm in View 1. -20 :CALCulate<x>:DLINe<y>:STATe
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:CALCulate<x>:DLINe<y>:STATe(?)
Determines whether to turn on or off the horizontal line.
Syntax
:CALCulate<x>:DLINe<y>:STATe { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :CALCulate<x>:DLINe<y>:STATe?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides the horizontal line. ON or 1 shows the horizontal line.
All S/A modes :CALCulate1:DLINe2:STATe 1 shows Horizontal Line 2 in View 1.
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:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:AOFF (No Query Form)

Turns off all the markers of all the traces in the specified view.
:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:AOFF None All :CALCulate1:MARKer1:AOFF turns off all the markers of all the traces in View 1.
:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:MAXimum (No Query Form)

Positions the marker at the maximum point on the trace in the specified view.
:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:MAXimum None All :CALCulate1:MARKer1:MAXimum positions the marker at the maximum point on the trace in View 1.
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:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:MODE(?)
Selects or queries the marker mode (position or delta) in the specified view.
Syntax
:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:MODE { POSition | DELTa } :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:MODE?
Arguments
POSition selects the position marker mode, in which the marker measurement is performed without the reference cursor. It works the same for both <y>=1 and 2. DELTa selects the delta marker mode, in which the marker measurement is performed with the reference cursor. The reference cursor is placed at the position of the specified marker.
All :CALCulate1:MARKer1:MODE DELTa selects the delta marker mode in View 1.
:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:PEAK:HIGHer (No Query Form)

Moves the marker higher in amplitude to the next peak in the specified view.
:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:PEAK:HIGHer None If no peak exists, the error message No Peak Found Error (202) is returned. All :CALCulate1:MARKer1:PEAK:HIGHer moves Marker 1 higher in amplitude to the next peak in View 1.
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:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:PEAK:LEFT (No Query Form)

Shifts the marker to the next peak on the left in the specified view.
:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:PEAK:LEFT None If no peak exists, the error message No Peak Found Error (202) is returned. All :CALCulate1:MARKer1:PEAK:LEFT shifts the marker to the next peak on the left in View 1.
:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:PEAK:LOWer (No Query Form)

Moves the marker lower in amplitude to the next peak in the specified view.
:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:PEAK:LOWer None If no peak exists, error message No Peak Found Error (202) is returned. All :CALCulate1:MARKer1:PEAK:LOWer moves Marker 1 lower in amplitude to the next peak in View 1.
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:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:PEAK:RIGHt (No Query Form)

Shifts the marker to the next peak on the right in the specified view.
:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:PEAK:RIGHt None If no peak exists, the error message No Peak Found Error (202) is returned. All :CALCulate1:MARKer1:PEAK:RIGHt shifts the marker to the next peak on the right in View 1.
:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:PTHReshold(?)
Sets or queries the horizontal minimum jump of the marker for peak search in the specified view.
Syntax
:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:PTHReshold <value> :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:PTHReshold?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> sets the minimum jump of the marker for peak search. Range: 1% to 20% of the span setting. All :CALCulate1:MARKer1:PTHReshold 10kHz sets the minimum jump of Marker 1 to 10 kHz for peak search.
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:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:ROFF (No Query Form)

Turns off the reference cursor in the specified view.
:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:ROFF None All :CALCulate1:MARKer1:ROFF turns off the reference cursor in View 1. :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>[:SET]:RCURsor
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:CALCulate:MARKer[:SET]:CARRier (No Query Form)

Sets the carrier frequency to the value at the Marker 1 position in the PM demodulation view in the analog modulation analysis.
Syntax
:CALCulate:MARKer[:SET]:CARRier NOTE. The constructed mnemonics are not available.
Arguments Measurement Modes Examples
None DEMADEM :CALCulate:MARKer:SET:CARRier sets the carrier frequency to the value at the Marker 1 position in the PM demodulation view.
:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>[:SET]:CENTer (No Query Form)

Sets the center frequency to the value at the marker position in the specified view.
:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>[:SET]:CENTer None All S/A modes :CALCulate1:MARKer1:SET:CENTer sets the center frequency to the value at the marker position in View 1.
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:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>[:SET]:MEASurement (No Query Form)

Defines the measurement position using the marker(s) in the specified view. NOTE. This command is available in a view that represents time along the horizontal axis. The function varies between the marker modes as follows: H For the position marker mode: Sets the current position of the specified marker to the measurement start position. For the delta marker mode: Sets the current positions of the specified marker and the reference cursor to the measurement start and stop positions.
The marker mode is selected with the :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:MODE command (refer to page 2-99).
:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>[:SET]:MEASurement None All Demod modes, all Time modes :CALCulate1:MARKer1:SET:MEASurement defines the measurement position using the marker in View 1. :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:MODE
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:CALCulate:MARKer[:SET]:PHASe (No Query Form)

Puts the center (0 phase) of the vertical axis at the Marker 1 position in the PM demodulation view in the analog modulation analysis.
Syntax
:CALCulate:MARKer[:SET]:PHASe NOTE. The constructed mnemonics are not available.
None DEMADEM :CALCulate:MARKer:SET:PHASe puts the center (0 phase) of the vertical axis at the Marker 1 position in the PM demodulation view.
:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>[:SET]:RCURsor (No Query Form)

Displays the reference cursor at the marker position in the specified view.
:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>[:SET]:RCURsor None All :CALCulate1:MARKer1:SET:RCURsor displays the reference cursor in View 1. :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:ROFF
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:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to turn on or off the marker(s) in the specified view.
Syntax
:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>[:STATe]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides the marker(s). If you have selected the delta marker mode, both the main and delta markers will be turned off. ON or 1 shows the marker(s). If you have selected the delta marker mode, both the main and delta markers will be turned on. To select a marker mode, use :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:MODE.
All :CALCulate1:MARKer1:STATe ON enables Marker 1 in View 1. :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:MODE
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:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:T(?)
Sets or queries the time position of the marker in the specified view. NOTE. This command is valid in the eye diagram and the constellation view.
Syntax
:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:T <time> :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:T?
Arguments
<time>::=<NRf> sets the time position of the marker in seconds. For the setting range, refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -1 All Demod modes except DEMADEM :CALCulate4:MARKer1:T -1.5ms places Marker 1 at -1.5 ms in View 4 of the eye diagram.
:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:TOGGle (No Query Form)

Replaces the marker and the reference cursor with each other in the specified view.
:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:TOGGle None All :CALCulate1:MARKer1:TOGGle replaces Marker 1 and the reference cursor with each other in View 1.
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:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:TRACe(?)
Selects the trace to place the marker in the specified view. The query command returns the name of the trace on which the marker is currently placed.
Syntax
:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:TRACe { MAIN | SUB } :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:TRACe?
Arguments
MAIN places the specified marker on Trace 1 (displayed in yellow on screen). SUB places the specified marker on Trace 2 (displayed in green on screen).
All :CALCulate1:MARKer1:TRACe SUB places Marker 1 on Trace 2 in View 1.
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:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:X(?)
Sets or queries the horizontal position of the marker in the specified view. NOTE. For the eye diagram or the constellation view, only query is available. For the constellation view, the returned value means an amplitude.
Syntax
:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:X <param> :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:X?
Arguments
<param>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal marker position. The parameter value is different between the marker modes as follows: H H For the position marker mode: Sets the absolute position of the specified marker. For the delta marker mode: Sets the relative position of the specified marker from the reference cursor.
The marker mode is selected with the :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:MODE command (refer to page 2-99). The valid setting range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in -1 Appendix D.
All :CALCulate1:MARKer1:X 800MHz places Marker 1 at 800 MHz in View 1 when the horizontal axis represents frequency. :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:MODE
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:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:Y(?)
Sets or queries the vertical position of the marker in the specified view. NOTE. The setting command is valid in the spectrogram view displayed in the Real Time S/A (real-time spectrum analysis) mode and in the overview of the Demod (modulation analysis) and the Time (time analysis) modes. If the command is executed in other views, the error message Execution Error (-200) is returned. The query is available in all views. For the constellation view, the returned value means a phase.
Syntax
:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:Y <param> :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:Y?
Arguments
<param>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical marker position. The parameter value is different between the marker modes as follows: H H For the position marker mode: Sets the absolute position of the specified marker. For the delta marker mode: Sets the relative position of the specified marker from the reference cursor.
The marker mode is selected with the :CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:MODE command (refer to page 2-99). For the setting range, refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -1
Measurement Modes
SARTIME, all Demod modes, and all Time modes for setting. All modes for query. :CALCulate1:MARKer1:Y -20 places the first marker at frame #- in View 1 (spectrogram). -20 :CALCulate2:MARKer1:Y? might return -34.28 indicating the first marker readout is -34.28 dBm in View 2 (spectrum).
Examples
Related Commands
:CALCulate<x>:MARKer<y>:MODE
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:CALCulate<x>:VLINe<y>(?)
Sets or queries the horizontal position of the vertical line.
Syntax
:CALCulate<x>:VLINe<y> <value> :CALCulate<x>:VLINe<y>?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal position of the vertical line. Range: 0 Hz to 8 GHz All S/A modes :CALCulate1:VLINe1 800MHz sets the horizontal position of Vertical Line 1 to 800 MHz. :CALCulate<x>:VLINe<y>:STATe
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:CALCulate<x>:VLINe<y>:STATe(?)
Determines whether to turn on or off the vertical line.
Syntax
:CALCulate<x>:VLINe<y>:STATe { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :CALCulate<x>:VLINe<y>:STATe?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides the vertical line. ON or 1 shows the vertical line.
All S/A modes :CALCulate1:VLINe1:STATe ON shows Vertical Line 1 in View 1.
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The :CALibration commands run calibration routines or get correction factors on the analyzer. For details on calibration, refer to the user manual that was shipped with your instrument.
Command Tree
Header Parameter :CALibration [:ALL] :AUTO :DATA :DEFault :FLATness :IF :IQ :CORRection :MAGNitude? :PHASe? :HEADer? :VFRame :BNUMber <numeric_value> [:TYPE] ALL | BLOCk :OFFSet :BASebanddc :CENTer :IQINput (Option 03 only) :RF
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:CALibration[:ALL](?)
Runs the following four calibration routines: H H H H Gain calibration Center offset calibration IF flatness calibration DC offset calibration (if the measurement frequency band is the baseband)
The :CALibration[:ALL]? query command runs these routines and returns the results. This command is equivalent to the *CAL? query command.
Syntax
:CALibration[:ALL] :CALibration[:ALL]?
Arguments Returns
None <NR1> 0 indicates a normal end. For details of the error codes, refer to page 3-17.
All :CALibration:ALL runs all calibration routines. *CAL?
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:CALibration:AUTO(?)
Determines whether to run the RF gain calibration automatically.
Syntax
:CALibration:AUTO { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :CALibration:AUTO?
Arguments
OFF or 0 specifies that the analyzer does not run the RF gain calibration automatically. Use the :CALibration:RF command to run the RF gain calibration. ON or 1 specifies that the analyzer runs the RF gain calibration automatically.
All :CALibration:AUTO ON specifies that the analyzer runs the RF gain calibration automatically. :CALibration:RF
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:CALibration:DATA:DEFault (No Query Form)

Restores the calibration data to the factory defaults.
:CALibration:DATA:DEFault None All :CALibration:DATA:DEFault restores the calibration data to the factory defaults.
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:CALibration:FLATness:IF(?)
Runs the IF Flatness calibration. The query version of this command runs the calibration and, if it ends normally, returns 0.
Syntax
:CALibration:FLATness:IF :CALibration:FLATness:IF?
Arguments Returns
All :CALibration:FLATness:IF runs the IF Flatness calibration.
:CALibration:IQ:CORRection:MAGNitude? (Query Only)

Returns the magnitude values of the IF flatness correction factor.
:CALibration:IQ:CORRection:MAGNitude? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Mag(1)><Mag(2)>...<Mag(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Mag(n)>::=<NR1> is the magnitude value of IF flatness correction factor in dB. n: Always 1024
All :CALibration:IQ:CORRection:MAGNitude? might return #41024xxxx... (1024-byte data) for the magnitude correction data.
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:CALibration:IQ:CORRection:PHASe? (Query Only)

Returns the phase values of IF flatness correction factor.
:CALibration:IQ:CORRection:PHASe? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Phase(1)><Phase(2)>...<Phase(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Phase(n)>::=<NR1> is the phase value of IF flatness correction factor in degrees. n: Always 1024
All :CALibration:IQ:CORRection:PHASe? might return #41024xxxx... (1024-byte data) for the phase correction data.
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:CALibration:IQ:HEADer? (Query Only)

Returns the header of an IQ data file. For details on the header, refer to File Format in the user manual that was shipped with your instrument. Use the :CALibration:IQ:VFRame[:TYPE] command to select the valid frame type of IQ data.
Syntax Arguments Returns Examples
:CALibration:IQ:HEADer? None <string> contains the header information. :CALibration:IQ:HEADer? might return the following header information: <CR><LF>Type=RSA3408BIQT<CR><LF>FrameReverse=OFF<CR><LF> FramePadding=Before<CR><LF>Band=RF3<CR><LF> MemoryMode=Zoom<CR><LF>FFTPoints=1024<CR><LF>Bins=801<CR><LF> MaxInputLevel=0<CR><LF>LevelOffset=0<CR><LF> CenterFrequency=7.9G<CR><LF>Span=5M<CR><LF>BlockSize=40<CR><LF> ValidFrames=40<CR><LF>FramePeriod=160u<CR><LF> UnitPeriod=160u<CR><LF>FrameLength=160u<CR><LF> DateTime=2005/01/01@ 12:00:00<CR><LF> GainOffset=-82.3326910626668<CR><LF>MultiFrames=1<CR><LF> MultiAddr=0<CR><LF>IOffset=-0.0475921630859375<CR><LF> QOffset=0.12628173828125<CR><LF>"
Related Commands
:CALibration:IQ:VFRame[:TYPE]
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:CALibration:IQ:VFRame:BNUMber(?)
Specifies or queries the block number when :CALibration:IQ:VFRame[:TYPE] is set to BLOCk.
Syntax
:CALibration:IQ:VFRame:BNUMber <value> :CALibration:IQ:VFRame:BNUMber?
<value>::=<NR1> sets the block number. Range: -63999 to 0 All :CALibration:IQ:VFRame:BNUMber -100 sets the block number to -100. :CALibration:IQ:VFRame[:TYPE]
Related Commands
:CALibration:IQ:VFRame[:TYPE](?)
Selects or queries the type of valid frame of IQ data to get the data file header information with the :CALibration:IQ:HEADer? query.
Syntax
:CALibration:IQ:VFRame[:TYPE] { ALL | BLOCk } :CALibration:IQ:VFRame[:TYPE]?
Arguments
ALL selects all IQ data acquired on the memory. BLOCk selects IQ data of the block specified with the :CALibration:IQ:VFRame :BNUMber command.
All :CALibration:IQ:VFRame:TYPE ALL selects all IQ data for getting the data file header information. :CALibration:IQ:HEADer?, :CALibration:IQ:VFRame:BNUMber
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:CALibration:OFFSet:BASebanddc(?)
Runs the baseband DC offset calibration. The query version of this command runs the calibration and, if it ends normally, returns 0. NOTE. This command is available when the analyzer operates in the baseband (DC to 40 MHz).
Syntax
:CALibration:OFFSet:BASebanddc :CALibration:OFFSet:BASebanddc?
Arguments Returns
All :CALibration:OFFSet:BASebanddc runs the baseband DC offset calibration.
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:CALibration:OFFSet:CENTer(?)
Runs the center offset calibration. The query version of this command runs the calibration and, if it ends normally, returns 0.
Syntax
:CALibration:OFFSet:CENTer :CALibration:OFFSet:CENTer?
Arguments Returns
All :CALibration:OFFSet:CENTer runs the center offset calibration.
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:CALibration:OFFSet:IQINput(?)
Option 03 Only
Runs the IQ input offset calibration. The query version of this command runs the calibration, and if it ends normally, returns 0. NOTE. Before running the IQ input offset calibration, connect the I/Q signal to the I/Q input connector on the rear panel and set the I/Q signal level to 0. To run this command, you must have selected IQ in the [:SENSe]:FEED command.
Syntax
:CALibration:OFFSet:IQINput :CALibration:OFFSet:IQINput?
Arguments Returns
All :CALibration:OFFSet:IQINput runs the IQ input offset calibration. [:SENSe]:FEED
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:CALibration:RF(?)
Runs the RF gain calibration. The query version of this command runs the calibration and, if it ends normally, returns 0.
Syntax
:CALibration:RF :CALibration:RF?
Arguments Returns
All :CALibration:RF runs the RF gain calibration. :CALibration:AUTO
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:CONFigure Commands
The :CONFigure commands set up the analyzer to the default settings for the specified measurement.
Command Tree
Header :CONFigure :ADEMod :AM :FM :PM :PSPectrum :CCDF :DPSA :OVIew :PULSe :SPECtrum :ACPower :CFRequency :CHPower :CNRatio :EBWidth :OBWidth :SEMask :SPURious :TFRequency :RTIMe :SGRam :TRANsient :FVTime :IQVTime :PVTime Parameter
NOTE. Data acquisition stops on completion of a :CONFigure command. Each command has a front-panel equivalent, except data acquisition control. The front-panel key sequence is provided with each command description.
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:CONFigure Commands
:CONFigure:ADEMod:AM (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for AM signal analysis. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: DEMOD key Analog Demod side key Preset key AM Demod side key
:CONFigure:ADEMod:AM None DEMADEM :CONFigure:ADEMod:AM sets the analyzer to the default settings for AM signal analysis. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:ADEMod:FM (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for FM signal analysis. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: DEMOD key Analog Demod side key Preset key FM Demod side key
:CONFigure:ADEMod:FM None DEMADEM :CONFigure:ADEMod:FM sets the analyzer to the default settings for FM signal analysis. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure Commands
:CONFigure:ADEMod:PM (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for PM signal analysis. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: DEMOD key Analog Demod side key Preset key PM Demod side key
:CONFigure:ADEMod:PM None DEMADEM :CONFigure:ADEMod:PM sets the analyzer to the default settings for PM signal analysis. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:ADEMod:PSPectrum (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the pulse spectrum measurement. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: DEMOD key Analog Demod side key Preset key Pulse Spectrum side key
:CONFigure:ADEMod:PSPectrum None DEMADEM :CONFigure:ADEMod:PSPectrum sets the analyzer to the default settings for the pulse spectrum measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure Commands
:CONFigure:CCDF (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for CCDF measurement. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: TIME key CCDF side key Preset key CCDF side key
:CONFigure:CCDF None TIMCCDF :CONFigure:CCDF sets the analyzer to the default settings for CCDF measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:DPSA (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the DPX spectrum measurement. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: DPX key Preset key or S/A key DPX Spectrum side key Preset key
:CONFigure:DPSA None SADPX :CONFigure:DPSA sets the analyzer to the default settings for the DPX spectrum measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure Commands
:CONFigure:OVIew (No Query Form)

Turns the measurement off in the Demod (modulation analysis) and the Time (time analysis) modes to obtain data in the overview with the :FETCh:OVIew? or the :READ:OVIew? command. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Measure key Measurement Off side key
:CONFigure:OVIew None All Demod modes, all Time modes :CONFigure:OVIew turns the measurement off in the Demod and the Time modes. :FETCh:OVIew?, :READ:OVIew?, :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:PULSe (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the pulse measurements. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: TIME key Pulse Measurements side key Preset key
:CONFigure:PULSe None TIMPULSE :CONFigure:PULSe sets the analyzer to the default settings for pulse characteristics measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure Commands
:CONFigure:SPECtrum (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for spectrum measurement. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: S/A key { Spectrum Analyzer | S/A with Spectrogram | Real Time S/A | Standard... { W-CDMA-UL | 3GPP-R5-DL }} side key Preset key Measurement Off side key
:CONFigure:SPECtrum None All S/A modes :CONFigure:SPECtrum sets the analyzer to the default settings for spectrum measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:SPECtrum:ACPower (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for adjacent channel leakage power ratio (ACPR) measurement. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: S/A key { Spectrum Analyzer | S/A with Spectrogram | Real Time S/A | Standard... W-CDMA-UL } side key Preset key ACPR or ACLR side key
:CONFigure:SPECtrum:ACPower None SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAUL3G :CONFigure:SPECtrum:ACPower sets the analyzer to the default settings for ACPR measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure Commands
:CONFigure:SPECtrum:CFRequency (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for carrier frequency measurement. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: S/A key { Spectrum Analyzer | S/A with Spectrogram | Real Time S/A | Standard... { W-CDMA-UL | 3GPP-R5-DL }} side key Preset key Carrier Frequency side key
:CONFigure:SPECtrum:CFRequency None All S/A modes :CONFigure:SPECtrum:CFRequency sets the analyzer to the default settings for carrier frequency measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:SPECtrum:CHPower (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for channel power measurement. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: S/A key { Spectrum Analyzer | S/A with Spectrogram | Real Time S/A | Standard... W-CDMA-UL } side key Preset key Channel Power side key
:CONFigure:SPECtrum:CHPower None SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAUL3G :CONFigure:SPECtrum:CHPower sets the analyzer to the default settings for channel power measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure Commands
:CONFigure:SPECtrum:CNRatio (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for carrier-to-noise ratio (C/N) measurement. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: S/A key { Spectrum Analyzer | S/A with Spectrogram | Real Time S/A | Standard... W-CDMA-UL } side key Preset key C/N side key
:CONFigure:SPECtrum:CNRatio None SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAUL3G :CONFigure:SPECtrum:CNRatio sets the analyzer to the default settings for C/N measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:SPECtrum:EBWidth (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for emission bandwidth (EBW) measurement. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: S/A key { Spectrum Analyzer | S/A with Spectrogram | Real Time S/A | Standard... { W-CDMA-UL | 3GPP-R5-DL }} side key Preset key EBW side key
:CONFigure:SPECtrum:EBWidth None All S/A modes :CONFigure:SPECtrum:EBWidth sets the analyzer to the default settings for EBW measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure Commands
:CONFigure:SPECtrum:OBWidth (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for occupied bandwidth (OBW) measurement. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: S/A key { Spectrum Analyzer | S/A with Spectrogram | Real Time S/A | Standard... W-CDMA-UL } side key Preset key OBW side key
:CONFigure:SPECtrum:OBWidth None SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAUL3G :CONFigure:SPECtrum:OBWidth sets the analyzer to the default settings for OBW measurement: :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:SPECtrum:SEMask (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for spectrum emission mask measurement. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: S/A key { Spectrum Analyzer | Real Time S/A } side key Preset key Spectrum Emission Mask side key
:CONFigure:SPECtrum:SEMask None SANORMAL, SARTIME :CONFigure:SPECtrum:SEMask sets the analyzer to the default settings for spectrum emission mask measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure Commands
:CONFigure:SPECtrum:SPURious (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for spurious emission measurement. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: S/A key { Spectrum Analyzer | S/A with Spectrogram | Real Time S/A } side key Preset key Spurious side key
:CONFigure:SPECtrum:SPURious None SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME :CONFigure:SPECtrum:SPURious sets the analyzer to the default settings for spurious signal measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:TFRequency:RTIMe (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the real-time spectrum measurement. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: S/A key Real Time S/A side key Preset key
:CONFigure:TFRequency:RTIMe None SARTIME :CONFigure:TFRequency:RTIMe sets the analyzer to the default settings for the real-time spectrum measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure Commands
:CONFigure:TFRequency:SGRam (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the spectrogram measurement. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: S/A key S/A with Spectrogram side key Preset key
:CONFigure:TFRequency:SGRam None SASGRAM :CONFigure:TFRequency:SGRam sets the analyzer to the default settings for the spectrogram measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:TRANsient:FVTime (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for frequency vs. time measurement. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: TIME key Transient side key Preset key Frequency versus Time side key
:CONFigure:TRANsient:FVTime None TIMTRAN :CONFigure:TRANsient:FVTime sets the analyzer to the default settings for frequency vs. time measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure Commands
:CONFigure:TRANsient:IQVTime (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for IQ level vs. time measurement. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: TIME key Transient side key Preset key IQ versus Time side key
:CONFigure:TRANsient:IQVTime None TIMTRAN :CONFigure:TRANsient:IQVTime sets the analyzer to the default settings for IQ level vs. time measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:TRANsient:PVTime (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for power vs. time measurement. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: S/A key Transient side key Preset key Power versus Time side key
:CONFigure:TRANsient:PVTime None TIMTRAN :CONFigure:TRANsient:PVTime sets the analyzer to the default settings for power vs. time measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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This section describes the :CONFigure commands for optional analysis software as shown in Table 2-37. Table 2- 37: :CONFigure command subgroups (Option)
Command header Option 10 Audio measurements related :CONFigure:AUDio Option 21 Advanced measurement suite related :CONFigure:DDEMod :CONFigure:RFID :CONFigure:SSOurce Option 24 GSM/EDGE analysis related :CONFigure:GSMedge Option 25 cdma2000 analysis related :CONFigure:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K Option 26 1xEV-DO analysis related :CONFigure:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO Option 28 TD-SCDMA analysis related :CONFigure:TD_SCDMA Option 29 WLAN analysis related :CONFigure:M2WLAN :CONFigure:SWLAN :CONFigure:WLAN Option 30 3GPP-R5 analysis related :CONFigure:AC3Gpp :CONFigure:DLR5_3GPP :CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP :CONFigure:UL3Gpp :CONFigure:ULR5_3GPP Option 40 3GPP-R6 analysis :CONFigure:DLR6_3GPP :CONFigure:ULR6_3GPP Sets up the analyzer for the 3GPP-R6 downlink measurements. Sets up the analyzer for the 3GPP-R6 uplink measurements. page 2-- 187 page 2-- 188 Sets up the analyzer for the W-CDMA ACLR measurement. Sets up the analyzer for the 3GPP-R5 downlink measurements. Sets up the analyzer for the 3GPP-R5 spectrum analysis. Sets up the analyzer for the W-CDMA uplink measurements. Sets up the analyzer for the 3GPP-R5 uplink measurements. page 2-- 178 page 2-- 179 page 2-- 180 page 2-- 185 page 2-- 186 Sets up the analyzer for the 802.11n MIMO 2x2 measurements. Sets up the analyzer for the 802.11n (nx1) measurements. Sets up the analyzer for the 802.11a/b/g measurements. page 2-- 173 page 2-- 174 page 2-- 176 Sets up the analyzer for the TD-SCDMA measurements. page 2-- 166 Sets up the analyzer for the 1xEV-DO measurements. page 2-- 156 Sets up the analyzer for the cdma2000 measurements. page 2-- 146 Sets up the analyzer for the GSM/EDGE measurements. page 2-- 142 Sets up the analyzer for the digital modulation measurements. Sets up the analyzer for the RFID measurements. Sets up the analyzer for the signal source measurements. page 2-- 139 page 2-- 140 page 2-- 141 Sets up the analyzer for the audio measurements. page 2-- 138 Function Refer to:
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:CONFigure:AUDio Subgroup
Audio Measurements, Option 10 Only
The :CONFigure:AUDio commands set up the conditions related to the audio measurements.
Command Tree
Header :CONFigure :AUDio
Parameter
:CONFigure:AUDio (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the audio measurements. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Audio Measurements side key Preset key
:CONFigure:AUDio None DEMAUDIO :CONFigure:AUDio sets the analyzer to the default settings for the audio measurements. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:DDEMod Subgroup
Modulation Analysis, Option 21 Only
The :CONFigure:DDEMod commands set up the conditions related to the digital modulation analysis.
Command Tree
Header :CONFigure :DDEMod
Parameter
:CONFigure:DDEMod (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for digital modulation analysis. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Digital Demod side key Preset key IQ/Frequency versus Time side key
:CONFigure:DDEMod None DEMDDEM :CONFigure:DDEMod sets the analyzer to the default settings for digital modulation analysis. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:RFID Subgroup
RFID Analysis, Option 21 Only
The :CONFigure:RFID commands set up the conditions related to the RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) analysis.
Command Tree
Header :CONFigure :RFID
Parameter
:CONFigure:RFID (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the RFID measurement. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key RFID side key Preset key
:CONFigure:RFID None DEMRFID :CONFigure:RFID sets the analyzer to the default settings for the RFID measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:SSOurce Subgroup
Signal Source Analysis, Option 21 Only
The :CONFigure:SSOurce commands set up the conditions related to the signal source analysis.
Command Tree
Header :CONFigure :SSOurce
Parameter
:CONFigure:SSOurce (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the signal source analysis. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Time key Signal Source Analysis side key Preset key
:CONFigure:SSOurce None TIMSSOURCE :CONFigure:SSOurce sets the analyzer to the default settings for the signal source analysis. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:GSMedge Subgroup
GSM/EDGE, Option 24 Only
The :CONFigure:GSMedge commands set up the conditions related to the GSM/EDGE analysis.
Command Tree
Header :CONFigure :GSMedge :MACCuracy :MCPower :MODulation :PVTime :SPURious :SWITching
Parameter
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:CONFigure:GSMedge:MACCuracy (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the modulation accuracy measurement under the GSM/EDGE standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key GSM/EDGE side key Preset key Modulation Accuracy side key
:CONFigure:GSMedge:MACCuracy None DEMGSMEDGE :CONFigure:GSMedge:MACCuracy sets the analyzer to the default settings for the modulation accuracy measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:GSMedge:MCPower (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the mean carrier power measurement under the GSM/EDGE standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key GSM/EDGE side key Preset key Mean Carrier Power side key
:CONFigure:GSMedge:MCPower None DEMGSMEDGE :CONFigure:GSMedge:MCPower sets the analyzer to the default settings for the mean carrier power measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:GSMedge:MODulation (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the modulation spectrum measurement under the GSM/EDGE standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key GSM/EDGE side key Preset key Modulation Spectrum side key
:CONFigure:GSMedge:MODulation None DEMGSMEDGE :CONFigure:GSMedge:MODulation sets the analyzer to the default settings for the modulation spectrum measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:GSMedge:PVTime (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the power versus time measurement under the GSM/EDGE standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key GSM/EDGE side key Preset key Power versus Time side key
:CONFigure:GSMedge:PVTime None DEMGSMEDGE :CONFigure:GSMedge:PVTime sets the analyzer to the default settings for the power versus time measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:GSMedge:SPURious (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the spurious measurement under the GSM/EDGE standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key GSM/EDGE side key Preset key Inband Spurious side key
:CONFigure:GSMedge:SPURious None DEMGSMEDGE :CONFigure:GSMedge:SPURious sets the analyzer to the default settings for the spurious measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:GSMedge:SWITching (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the switching spectrum measurement under the GSM/EDGE standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key GSM/EDGE side key Preset key Switching Spectrum side key
:CONFigure:GSMedge:SWITching None DEMGSMEDGE :CONFigure:GSMedge:SWITching sets the analyzer to the default settings for the switching spectrum measurement under the GSM/EDGE standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K Subgroup
cdma2000, Option 25 Only
The :CONFigure:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K commands set up the conditions related to the cdma2000 forward and reverse link analysis.
Command Tree
Header Parameter :CONFigure :FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K :ACPower :CCDF :CDPower :CHPower :IM :MACCuracy :OBWidth :PCCHannnel :PVTime :SEMask
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:CONFigure:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACPower (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the ACPR measurement under the cdma2000 forward or reverse link standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key { cdma2000-Fwd | cdma2000-Rev } side key Preset key ACPR side key
:CONFigure:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACPower None DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :CONFigure:FLCDMA2K:ACPower sets the analyzer to the default settings for the ACPR measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the CCDF measurement under the cdma2000 forward or reverse link standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key { cdma2000-Fwd | cdma2000-Rev } side key Preset key CCDF side key
:CONFigure:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF None DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :CONFigure:FLCDMA2K:CCDF sets the analyzer to the default settings for the CCDF measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the code domain power measurement under the cdma2000 forward or reverse link standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key { cdma2000-Fwd | cdma2000-Rev } side key Preset key Code Domain Power side key
:CONFigure:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower None DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :CONFigure:FLCDMA2K:CDPower sets the analyzer to the default settings for the code domain power measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CHPower (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the channel power measurement under the cdma2000 forward or reverse link standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key { cdma2000-Fwd | cdma2000-Rev } side key Preset key Channel Power side key
:CONFigure:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CHPower None DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :CONFigure:FLCDMA2K:CHPower sets the analyzer to the default settings for the channel power measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:IM (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the intermodulation measurement under the cdma2000 forward or reverse link standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key { cdma2000-Fwd | cdma2000-Rev } side key Preset key Intermodulation side key
:CONFigure:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:IM None DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :CONFigure:FLCDMA2K:IM sets the analyzer to the default settings for the intermodulation measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the modulation accuracy measurement under the cdma2000 forward or reverse link standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key { cdma2000-Fwd | cdma2000-Rev } side key Preset key Modulation Accuracy side key
:CONFigure:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy None DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :CONFigure:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy sets the analyzer to the default settings for the modulation accuracy measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:OBWidth (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the OBW (Occupied Bandwidth) measurement under the cdma2000 forward or reverse link standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key { cdma2000-Fwd | cdma2000-Rev } side key Preset key OBW side key
:CONFigure:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:OBWidth None DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :CONFigure:FLCDMA2K:OBWidth sets the analyzer to the default settings for the OBW measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the pilot to code channel measurement under the cdma2000 forward or reverse link standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key { cdma2000-Fwd | cdma2000-Rev } side key Preset key Pilot to Code Channel side key
:CONFigure:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel None DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :CONFigure:FLCDMA2K:PCCHannel sets the analyzer to the default settings for the pilot to code channel measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:RLCDMA2K:PVTime (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the gated output power measurement under the cdma2000 reverse link standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key cdma2000-Rev side key Preset key Gated Output Power side key
:CONFigure:RLCDMA2K:PVTime None DEMRLCDMA2K :CONFigure:RLCDMA2K:PVTime sets the analyzer to the default settings for the gated output power measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the spectrum emission mask measurement under the cdma2000 forward or reverse link standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key { cdma2000-Fwd | cdma2000-Rev } side key Preset key Pilot to Code Channel side key
:CONFigure:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask None DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :CONFigure:FLCDMA2K:SEMask sets the analyzer to the default settings for the spectrum emission mask measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO Subgroup
1xEV-DO, Option 26 Only
The :CONFigure:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO commands set up the conditions related to the cdma2000 forward and reverse link analysis.
Command Tree
Header Parameter :CONFigure :FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO :ACPower :CCDF :CDPower :CHPower :IM :MACCuracy :OBWidth :PCCHannnel :PVTime :SEMask
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:CONFigure:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACPower (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the ACPR measurement under the 1xEVDO forward or reverse link standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key { 1xEV-DO-Fwd | 1xEV-DO-Rev } side key Preset key ACPR side key
:CONFigure:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACPower None DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :CONFigure:FL1XEVDO:ACPower sets the analyzer to the default settings for the ACPR measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the CCDF measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key { 1xEV-DO-Fwd | 1xEV-DO-Rev } side key Preset key CCDF side key
:CONFigure:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF None DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :CONFigure:FL1XEVDO:CCDF sets the analyzer to the default settings for the CCDF measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CDPower (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the code domain power measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key { 1xEV-DO-Fwd | 1xEV-DO-Rev } side key Preset key Code Domain Power side key
:CONFigure:FL1XEVDO|RL1XEVDO:CDPower None DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :CONFigure:FL1XEVDO:CDPower sets the analyzer to the default settings for the code domain power measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CHPower (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the channel power measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key { 1xEV-DO-Fwd | 1xEV-DO-Rev } side key Preset key Channel Power side key
:CONFigure:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CHPower None DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :CONFigure:FL1XEVDO:CHPower sets the analyzer to the default settings for the channel power measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:IM (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the intermodulation measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key { 1xEV-DO-Fwd | 1xEV-DO-Rev } side key Preset key Intermodulation side key
:CONFigure:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:IM None DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :CONFigure:FL1XEVDO:IM sets the analyzer to the default settings for the intermodulation measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the modulation accuracy measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key { 1xEV-DO-Fwd | 1xEV-DO-Rev } side key Preset key Modulation Accuracy side key
:CONFigure:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy None DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :CONFigure:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy sets the analyzer to the default settings for the modulation accuracy measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:OBWidth (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the OBW (Occupied Bandwidth) measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key { 1xEV-DO-Fwd | 1xEV-DO-Rev } side key Preset key OBW side key
:CONFigure:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:OBWidth None DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :CONFigure:FL1XEVDO:OBWidth sets the analyzer to the default settings for the OBW measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the pilot to code channel measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key { 1xEV-DO-Fwd | 1xEV-DO-Rev } side key Preset key Pilot to Code Channel side key
:CONFigure:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel None DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :CONFigure:FL1XEVDO:PCCHannel sets the analyzer to the default settings for the pilot to code channel measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:FL1XEVDO:PVTime (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the gated output power measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key 1xEV-DO-Fwd side key Preset key Gated Output Power side key
:CONFigure:FL1XEVDO:PVTime None DEMFL1XEVDO :CONFigure:FL1XEVDO:PVTime sets the analyzer to the default settings for the gated output power measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the spectrum emission mask measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key 1xEV-DO-Fwd side key Preset key Spectrum Emission Mask side key
:CONFigure:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask None DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :CONFigure:FL1XEVDO:SEMask sets the analyzer to the default settings for the spectrum emission mask measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:TD_SCDMA Subgroup
TD-SCDMA Analysis, Option 28 Only
The :CONFigure:DDEMod commands set up the conditions related to the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Command Tree
Header :CONFigure :TD_SCDMA :ACLR :CDPower :CHPower :IM :MACCuracy :OBWidth :SEMask :SFSummary :STABle :TOOMask :TSSummary
Parameter
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:CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:ACLR (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the ACLR measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key TD-SCDMA side key Preset key ACLR side key
:CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:ACLR None DEMTD_SCDMA :CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:ACLR sets the analyzer to the default settings for the ACLR measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:CDPower (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the code domain power measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key TD-SCDMA side key Preset key Code Domain Power side key
:CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:CDPower None DEMTD_SCDMA :CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:CDPower sets the analyzer to the default settings for the code domain power measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:CHPower (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the channel power measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key TD-SCDMA side key Preset key Channel Power side key
:CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:CHPower None DEMTD_SCDMA :CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:CHPower sets the analyzer to the default settings for the channel power measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:IM (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the intermodulation measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key TD-SCDMA side key Preset key Intermodulation side key
:CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:IM None DEMTD_SCDMA :CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:IM sets the analyzer to the default settings for the intermodulation measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the modulation accuracy measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key TD-SCDMA side key Preset key Modulation Accuracy side key
:CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy None DEMTD_SCDMA :CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy sets the analyzer to the default settings for the modulation accuracy measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the OBW (Occupied Bandwidth) measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key TD-SCDMA side key Preset key OBW side key
:CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth None DEMTD_SCDMA :CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth sets the analyzer to the default settings for the OBW measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:SEMask (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the spectrum emission mask measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key TD-SCDMA side key Preset key Spectrum Emission Mask side key
:CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:SEMask None DEMTD_SCDMA :CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:SEMask sets the analyzer to the default settings for the spectrum emission mask measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:SFSummary (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the subframe summary measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key TD-SCDMA side key Preset key Subframe Summary side key
:CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:SFSummary None DEMTD_SCDMA :CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:SFSummary sets the analyzer to the default settings for the subframe summary measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:STABle (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the symbol table under the TD-SCDMA standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key TD-SCDMA side key Preset key Symbol Table side key
:CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:STABle None DEMTD_SCDMA :CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:STABle sets the analyzer to the default settings for the symbol table. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the transmit on/off mask measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key TD-SCDMA side key Preset key Transmit On/Off Mask side key
:CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask None DEMTD_SCDMA :CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask sets the analyzer to the default settings for the transmit on/off mask measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:TSSummary (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the time slot summary under the TD-SCDMA standard. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key TD-SCDMA side key Preset key Timeslot Summary side key
:CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:TSSummary None DEMTD_SCDMA :CONFigure:TD_SCDMA:TSSummary Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the time slot summary. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:M2WLAN Subgroup
WLAN, Option 29 Only
The :CONFigure:M2WLAN commands set up the conditions for the IEEE802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis.
Command Tree
Header :CONFigure :M2WLAN
Parameter
:CONFigure:M2WLAN (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) modulation measurement. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key 802.11n MIMO (2x2) side key Preset key EVM vs Time side key
:CONFigure:M2WLAN None DEMM2WLAN :CONFigure:M2WLAN sets the analyzer to the default settings for the MIMO (2x2) modulation measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:SWLAN Subgroup
The :CONFigure:SWLAN commands set up the conditions for the IEE802.11n (nx1) analysis.
Command Tree
Header :CONFigure :SWLAN :SMASk
Parameter
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:CONFigure:SWLAN (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the 802.11n (nx1) modulation measurement. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key 802.11n (nx1) side key Preset key EVM vs Time side key
:CONFigure:SWLAN None DEMSWLAN :CONFigure:SWLAN sets the analyzer to the default settings for the nx1 modulation measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:SWLAN:SMASk (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default setting for Spectrum Mask measurement in the 802.11n (nx1) analysis. Demod key Standard... side key 802.11n (nx1) side key Preset key Spectrum Mask side key
:CONFigure:SWLAN:SMASk None DEMSWLAN :CONFigure:SWLAN:SMASk Sets the analyzer to the default setting for Spectrum Mask measurement in the 802.11n (nx1) analysis. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:WLAN Subgroup
The :CONFigure:WLAN commands set up the conditions related to the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis.
Command Tree
Header :CONFigure :WLAN :SMASk :TPOWer
Parameter
:CONFigure:WLAN (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for IEEE802.11a/b/g modulation measurement. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key IEEE802.11a/b/g side key Preset key EVM vs Time side key
:CONFigure:WLAN None DEMWLAN :CONFigure:WLAN sets the analyzer to the default settings for WLAN modulation measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:WLAN:SMASk (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default setting for Spectrum Mask measurement in the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis. Demod key Standard... side key IEEE802.11a/b/g side key Preset key Spectrum Mask side key
:CONFigure:WLAN:SMASk None DEMWLAN :CONFigure:WLAN:SMASk Sets the analyzer to the default setting for Spectrum Mask measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:WLAN:TPOWer (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default setting for Transmit Power measurement in the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis.. Demod key Standard... side key IEEE802.11a/b/g side key Preset key Transmit Power side key
:CONFigure:WLAN:TPOWer None DEMWLAN :CONFigure:WLAN:TPOWer Sets the analyzer to the default setting for Transmit Power measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:AC3Gpp Subgroup
W-CDMA, Option 30 Only
The :CONFigure:AC3Gpp commands set up the conditions related to the ACLR measurement under the W-CDMA standard.
Command Tree
Header :CONFigure :AC3Gpp
Parameter
:CONFigure:AC3Gpp (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the W-CDMA ACLR (Adjacent Channel Leakage Power Ratio) measurement. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key W-CDMA-UL side key Preset key ACLR side key
:CONFigure:AC3Gpp None SADL3G, SAUL3G :CONFigure:AC3Gpp sets the analyzer to the default settings for W-CDMA ACLR measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:DLR5_3GPP Subgroup
3GPP-R5, Option 30 Only
The :CONFigure:DLR5_3GPP commands set up the conditions related to the 3GPP-R5 downlink modulation analysis.
Command Tree
Header :CONFigure :DLR5_3GPP
Parameter
:CONFigure:DLR5_3GPP (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the 3GPP-R5 downlink modulation measurements. This command is equivalent to the following key sequence: Demod key Standard... side key 3GPP-R5-DL side key Preset key
:CONFigure:DLR5_3GPP None DEMDLR5_3G :CONFigure:DLR5_3GPP sets the analyzer to the default settings for the 3GPP-R5 downlink modulation measurements. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP Subgroup
The :CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP commands set up the conditions related to the 3GPP-R5 spectrum analysis.
Command Tree
Header Parameter :CONFigure :SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP :ACLR :CFRequency :CHPower :EBWidth :MCAClr :OBWidth :SEMask
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:CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings of the ACLR (Adjacent Channel Leakage Power Ratio) measurement for 3GPP-R5. This command is equivalent to the following key sequence: S/A key Standard... side key { 3GPP-R5-DL | 3GPP-R5-UL } side key Preset key ACLR side key
:CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR None SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP:ACLR sets the analyzer to the default settings of the downlink ACLR measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CFRequency (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings of the carrier frequency measurement for 3GPP-R5. This command is equivalent to the following key sequence: S/A key Standard... side key { 3GPP-R5-DL | 3GPP-R5-UL } side key Preset key Carrier Frequency side key
:CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CFRequency None SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP:CFRequency sets the analyzer to the default settings of the downlink carrier frequency measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CHPower (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings of the channel power measurement for 3GPP-R5. This command is equivalent to the following key sequence: S/A key Standard... side key { 3GPP-R5-DL | 3GPP-R5-UL } side key Preset key Channel Power side key
:CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CHPower None SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP:CHPower sets the analyzer to the default settings of the downlink channel power measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:EBWidth (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings of the EBW (Emission Bandwidth) measurement for 3GPP-R5. This command is equivalent to the following key sequence: S/A key Standard... side key { 3GPP-R5-DL | 3GPP-R5-UL } side key Preset key EBW side key
:CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:EBWidth None SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP:EBWidth sets the analyzer to the default settings of the downlink EBW measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings of the multi-carrier ACLR (Adjacent Channel Leakage Power Ratio) measurement in the 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis. This command is equivalent to the following key sequence: S/A key Standard... side key 3GPP-R5-DL side key Preset key MC-ACLR side key
:CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr None SADLR5_3G :CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr sets the analyzer to the default settings of the multi-carrier ACLR measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:OBWidth (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings of the OBW (Occupied Bandwidth) measurement for 3GPP-R5. This command is equivalent to the following key sequence: S/A key Standard... side key { 3GPP-R5-DL | 3GPP-R5-UL } side key Preset key OBW side key
:CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:OBWidth None SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP:OBWidth sets the analyzer to the default settings of the downlink OBW measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings of the spectrum emission mask measurement for 3GPP-R5. This command is equivalent to the following key sequence: S/A key Standard... side key { 3GPP-R5-DL | 3GPP-R5-UL } side key Preset key Spectrum Emission Mask side key
:CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask None SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP:SEMask sets the analyzer to the default settings of the downlink spectrum emission mask measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:UL3Gpp Subgroup
The :CONFigure:DL3Gpp commands set up the conditions related to the W-CDMA uplink analysis.
Command Tree
Header :CONFigure :UL3Gpp
Parameter
:CONFigure:UL3Gpp (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for W-CDMA uplink analysis. Running this command is equivalent to pressing the following front-panel keys: Demod key Standard... side key W-CDMA-UL side key Preset key
:CONFigure:UL3Gpp None DEMUL3G :CONFigure:UL3Gpp sets the analyzer to the default settings for W-CDMA uplink analysis. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:ULR5_3GPP Subgroup
The :CONFigure:ULR5_3GPP commands set up the conditions related to the 3GPP-R5 uplink modulation analysis.
Command Tree
Header :CONFigure :ULR5_3GPP
Parameter
:CONFigure:ULR5_3GPP (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings of the 3GPP-R5 uplink modulation analysis. This command is equivalent to the following key sequence: Demod key Standard... side key 3GPP-R5-UL side key Preset key
:CONFigure:ULR5_3GPP None DEMULR5_3G :CONFigure:ULR5_3GPP sets the analyzer to the default settings for the 3GPP-R5 uplink modulation measurements. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:DLR6_3GPP Subgroup
The :CONFigure:DLR6_3GPP commands set up the conditions related to the 3GPP-R6 downlink modulation analysis.
Command Tree
Header :CONFigure :DLR6_3GPP
Parameter
:CONFigure:DLR6_3GPP (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings for the 3GPP-R6 downlink modulation analysis. This command is equivalent to the following key sequence: Demod key Standard... side key 3GPP-R6-DL side key Preset key
:CONFigure:DLR6_3GPP None DEMDLR6_3G :CONFigure:DLR6_3GPP sets the analyzer to the default settings for the 3GPP-R6 downlink modulation analysis. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:CONFigure:ULR6_3GPP Subgroup
The :CONFigure:ULR6_3GPP commands set up the conditions related to the 3GPP-R6 uplink modulation analysis.
Command Tree
Header :CONFigure :ULR6_3GPP
Parameter
:CONFigure:ULR6_3GPP (No Query Form)

Sets the analyzer to the default settings of the 3GPP-R6 uplink modulation analysis. This command is equivalent to the following key sequence: Demod key Standard... side key 3GPP-R6-UL side key Preset key
:CONFigure:ULR6_3GPP None DEMULR6_3G :CONFigure:ULR6_3GPP sets the analyzer to the default settings of the 3GPP-R6 uplink modulation analysis. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:DATA Commands
The :DATA commands controls general conditions for the instrument. NOTE. The :DATA command group is different in function from the :TRACe|:DATA command group.
Command Tree
Header :DATA :STATe? Parameter
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:DATA Commands
:DATA:STATe? (Query Only)

Queries the status of acquired data. NOTE. The status has the information not on the instrument hardware but on the current handling data.
:DATA:STATe? None <NR1> The status value is contained in the register with the following bit assignment. Table 2- 38: Status of acquired data
Bit 0 1 2 3 4 Status Invalid data Last frame Miss frame Overload Triggered (after trigger position)
All :DATA:STATe? might return the string 26, showing that the register contains the binary value 11010.
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:DISPlay Commands
The :DISPlay commands control how to show measurement data on the screen. These commands are divided into the following subgroups. Table 2- 39: :DISPlay command subgroups
Command header :DISPlay:CCDF :DISPlay:DPSA :DISPlay:OVIew :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew|:SVIew :DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum :DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform :DISPlay:TFRequency :DISPlay[:VIEW] :DISPlay:WAVeform Function Controls display of the CCDF analysis. Controls the DPX spectrum view. Controls the Demod/Time mode overview. Controls the main/sub view in the pulse characteristics analysis. Controls the spectrum view in the pulse characteristics analysis. Controls the time domain view in the pulse characteristics analysis. Controls the spectrogram view. Sets the display brightness and format. Controls the time domain view. Refer to : page 2-- 194 page 2-- 200 page 2-- 205 page 2-- 217 page 2-- 227 page 2-- 232 page 2-- 246 page 2-- 255 page 2-- 258
NOTE. The :DISPlay commands change the measurement display only, and do not affect the analyzer hardware settings.
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:DISPlay Commands
Note on Horizontal Scaling

You can expand an acquired waveform vertically and horizontally on screen (but not contract). Use the :DISPlay commands containing :X[:SCALe] or :Y[:SCALe] node to set the expansion range. Refer to each command description for the setting range. Additionally, meet the following requirements for setting the horizontal scale. The horizontal display range set by the :DISPlay commands must be within the data acquisition range set by the :SENSe commands (see Figure 2-6): XSTART XMIN < XSTOP XMAX XSTOP Where XSTART: the beginning of data acquisition range XSTOP: the end of data acquisition range XMIN: the beginning of data expansion range XMAX: the end of data expansion range
Data acquisition range set by the :SENSe commands
XSTART XMIN XMAX
XSTOP
Data expansion range set by the :DISPlay commands
Figure 2- 6: Horizontal scale setting requirements
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:DISPlay Commands
The :DISPlay commands containing the :X[:SCALe] node must meet the above requirements. Figure 2- shows an example of the spectrum view. The horizon-7 tal scale setting requirements are: CENTer - SPAN/2 OFFSet < CENTer + SPAN/2 OFFSet + 10*PDIV CENTer + SPAN/2 Where CENTer: SPAN: OFFSet: PDIVision: [:SENSe]:FREQuency:CENTer value [:SENSe]:FREQuency:SPAN value :DISPlay:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet value :DISPlay:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision value
CENTer - SPAN/2 OFFSet
CENTer + SPAN/2 OFFSet + 10*PDIVision
Figure 2- 7: Horizontal scale setting requirements for spectrum view
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:DISPlay Commands
:DISPlay:CCDF Subgroup
The :DISPlay:CCDF commands control the CCDF view. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected TIMCCDF in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :CCDF :LINE :GAUSsian [:STATe] :REFerence [:STATe] :STORe :X [:SCALe] :AUTO :MAXimum :OFFSet :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :MAXimum :MINimum
Parameter
<boolean> <boolean>
<boolean> <relative_amplitude> <relative_amplitude>
<percent> <percent>
:Y[:SCALe]:MAXimum
:Y[:SCALe]:MINimum :X[:SCALe]:OFFSet NOTE: Command header :DISPlay:CCDF is omitted here. :X[:SCALe]:MAXimum
Figure 2- 8: :DISPlay:CCDF command setting
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:DISPlay Commands
:DISPlay:CCDF:LINE:GAUSsian[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to show the Gaussian line in the CCDF view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:CCDF:LINE:GAUSsian[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:CCDF:LINE:GAUSsian[:STATe]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides the Gaussian line. ON or 1 shows the Gaussian line in the CCDF view.
TIMCCDF :DISPlay:CCDF:LINE:GAUSsian:STATe ON shows the Gaussian line in the CCDF view.
:DISPlay:CCDF:LINE:REFerence[:STATe](?)
Selects whether to show the reference line in the CCDF view. The reference line is stored with the :DISPlay:CCDF:LINE:REFerence:STORe command.
Syntax
:DISPlay:CCDF:LINE:REFerence[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:CCDF:LINE:REFerence[:STATe]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides the reference line. ON or 1 shows the reference line in the CCDF view.
TIMCCDF :DISPlay:CCDF:LINE:REFerence:STATe ON shows the reference line in the CCDF view. :DISPlay:CCDF:LINE:REFerence:STORe
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:DISPlay Commands
:DISPlay:CCDF:LINE:REFerence:STORe (No Query Form)

Stores the current CCDF trace as a new reference line and automatically enables the reference line display.
:DISPlay:CCDF:LINE:REFerence:STORe None TIMCCDF :DISPlay:CCDF:LINE:REFerence:STORe stores the current CCDF trace as a new reference line. :DISPlay:CCDF:LINE:REFerence[:STATe]
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:DISPlay:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:AUTO(?)
Determines whether to automatically set the horizontal, or power, scale in the CCDF view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:AUTO { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:AUTO?
Arguments
OFF or 0 specifies that the horizontal scale is set manually. Use the :DISPlay :CCDF:X[:SCALe]:MAXimum and the :DISPlay:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet commands to set the horizontal axis. ON or 1 specifies that the horizontal scale is set automatically (default).
TIMCCDF :DISPlay:CCDF:X:SCALe:AUTO ON specifies that the horizontal scale is set automatically. :DISPlay:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:MAXimum, :DISPlay:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet
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:DISPlay:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:MAXimum(?)
Sets or queries the maximum horizontal, or power, value (right edge) in the CCDF view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:MAXimum <rel_ampl> :DISPlay:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:MAXimum?
Arguments
<rel_ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the maximum horizontal value. Range: 1 to 100 dB TIMCCDF :DISPlay:CCDF:X:SCALe:MAXimum 15 sets the maximum horizontal value to 15 dB. :DISPlay:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:AUTO
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:DISPlay:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the start value of the horizontal axis in the CCDF view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <rel_ampl> :DISPlay:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<rel_ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the start value of the horizontal axis. Range: 0 to [(Maximum horizontal value) - (Horizontal full scale)] dB TIMCCDF :DISPlay:CCDF:X:SCALe:OFFSet 5 sets the start value of the horizontal axis to 5 dB. :DISPlay:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:AUTO
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:DISPlay:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the CCDF view. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to display the whole waveform.
:DISPlay:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None TIMCCDF :DISPlay:CCDF:Y:SCALe:FIT runs auto-scale on the CCDF view.
:DISPlay:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the CCDF view.
:DISPlay:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None TIMCCDF :DISPlay:CCDF:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the CCDF view.
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:DISPlay:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:MAXimum(?)
Sets or queries the maximum vertical value (top) in the CCDF view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:MAXimum <value> :DISPlay:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:MAXimum?
<value>::=<NRf> sets the maximum vertical value. Range: 10- 9 to 100%. TIMCCDF :DISPlay:CCDF:Y:SCALe:MAXimum 80 sets the maximum vertical value to 80%.
:DISPlay:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:MINimum(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the CCDF view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:MINimum <value> :DISPlay:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:MINimum?
<value>::=<NRf> sets the minimum vertical value. Range: 10- 9 to 100%. TIMCCDF :DISPlay:CCDF:Y:SCALe:MINimum 20 sets the minimum vertical value to 20%.
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:DISPlay:DPSA Subgroup
The :DISPlay:DPSA commands control the DPX spectrum view. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected SADPX in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :DPSA :COLor :MAXimum :MINimum :GRATicule :GRID :Y [:SCALe] :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVision
Parameter
GRAY | BCYan | TEMPerature | SPECtral <numeric_value> <numeric_value> OFF | FIX | FLEX
<numeric_value> <numeric_value>
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:DISPlay:DPSA:COLor(?)
Selects or queries the color scheme used for the Bitmap trace.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DPSA:COLor { GRAY | BCYan | TEMPerature | SPECtral } :DISPlay:DPSA:COLor?
Arguments
Table 2- describes each argument. -40 Table 2- 40: Color scheme for the Bitmap display
Argument GRAY BCYan TEMPerature SPECtral Description Selects the gray scale: low density in black and high in white. Selects the binary cyan: lower density than the minimum value in black and higher in cyan. Selects the temperature color: low density in blue and high in red. Selects the spectral color: low density in red and high in blue.
The maximum and minimum values of the color axis are set using the :DISPlay :DPSA:COLor:MAXimum and :DISPlay:DPSA:COLor:MINimum commands, respectively.
SADPX :DISPlay:DPSA:COLor BCYan selects the binary cyan color scheme for the Bitmap trace. :DISPlay:DPSA:COLor:MAXimum, :DISPlay:DPSA:COLor:MINimum
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:DISPlay:DPSA:COLor:MAXimum(?)
Sets or queries the maximum value of the color axis (signal density) for the Bitmap trace.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DPSA:COLor:MAXimum <value> :DISPlay:DPSA:COLor:MAXimum?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the maximum value of the color axis. Range: 1 to 100%. SADPX :DISPlay:DPSA:COLor:MAXimum 95 sets the maximum value of the color axis to 95%. :DISPlay:DPSA:COLor:MINimum
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:DISPlay:DPSA:COLor:MINimum(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value of the color axis (signal density) for the Bitmap trace.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DPSA:COLor:MINimum <value> :DISPlay:DPSA:COLor:MINimum?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum value of the color axis. Range: 0 to 99%. SADPX :DISPlay:DPSA:COLor:MINimum 5 sets the minimum value of the color axis to 5%. :DISPlay:DPSA:COLor:MAXimum
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:DISPlay:DPSA:GRATicule:GRID(?)
Selects or queries how the graticule is displayed.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DPSA:GRATicule:GRID { OFF | FIX | FLEX } :DISPlay:DPSA:GRATicule:GRID?
Arguments
OFF hides the graticule. FIX always shows the 10 divisions10 divisions graticule. FLEX shows the graticule so that one division is set in a 1-2-5 sequence.
SADPX :DISPlay:DPSA:GRATicule:GRID FIX always shows the 1010 graticule.
:DISPlay:DPSA:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the vertical axis to default full-scale value in the DPX spectrum view.
:DISPlay:DPSA:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None SADPX :DISPlay:DPSA:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the DPX spectrum view.
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:DISPlay:DPSA:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical, or amplitude, value (bottom) in the spectrum view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DPSA:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <ampl> :DISPlay:DPSA:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
<ampl>::=<NRf> sets the minimum vertical value. Range: -200 to 0 dBm. SADPX :DISPlay:DPSA:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm.
:DISPlay:DPSA:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the vertical scale (amplitude per division) in the DPX spectrum view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DPSA:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <ampl> :DISPlay:DPSA:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale in the DPX spectrum view. Setting: 2 or 10 dB/div. SADPX :DISPlay:DPSA:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 10 sets the vertical scale to 10 dB/div.
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:DISPlay:OVIew Subgroup
The :DISPlay:OVIew commands set up the overview in the Demod (modulation analysis) and Time (time analysis) modes and the spectrogram in the real-time spectrum analysis with zoom function. NOTE. The :DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM commands are valid when :INSTrument [:SELect] is set to SAZRTIME (real-time spectrum analysis with zoom function) or DEMRFID (RFID analysis, Option 21).
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :OVIew :FORMat :OTINdicator :SGRam :COLor [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANge :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :SPAN :Y [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PLINe :WAVeform :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVision :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVision :ZOOM :COLor [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANge
Parameter
WAVeform | SGRam | ZOOM <boolean>
<amplitude> <relative_amplitude>
<frequency> <frequency>
<frame_count> <frame_count>
<time> <time>
<amplitude> <amplitude>
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:X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :SPAN :Y [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PLINe <frame_count> <frame_count> <frequency> <frequency>
:FORMat Overview (frequency vs. time display)
:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision
:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet :WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision
:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet
:FORMat Overview (spectrogram) :SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe :SGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe :SGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet :SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet :SGRam:X[:SCALe]:SPAN :SGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet
NOTE: Command header :DISPlay:OVIew is omitted here.
Figure 2- 9: :DISPlay:OVIew command setting
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:DISPlay:OVIew:FORMat(?)
Selects or queries the overview display format.
Syntax
:DISPlay:OVIew:FORMat { WAVeform | SGRam | ZOOM } :DISPlay:OVIew:FORMat?
Arguments
WAVeform displays the amplitude vs. time view. SGRam displays the spectrogram. ZOOM displays the spectrogram with zoom function. NOTE. ZOOM is valid when :INSTrument[:SELect] is set to DEMRFID (Option 21 RFID analysis).
All Demod modes, all Time modes :DISPlay:OVIew:FORMat SGRam displays the spectrogram view in the overview.
:DISPlay:OVIew:OTINdicator(?)
Determines whether to show the trigger output indicator (O) in the overview.
Syntax
:DISPlay:OVIew:OTINdicator { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:OVIew:OTINdicator?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides the trigger output indicator. ON or 1 shows the trigger output indicator.
All Demod modes, all Time modes :DISPlay:OVIew:OTINdicator ON shows the trigger output indicator.
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:DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (bottom) of the color, or amplitude, axis when the overview displays a spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet <ampl> :DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum color-axis value in the overview. Range: -200 to +100 dBm. All Demod modes, all Time modes :DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:COLor:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum color-axis value to -100 dBm.
:DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the color, or amplitude, axis when the overview displays a spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe <rel_ampl> :DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<rel_ampl>::={ 10 | 20 | 50 | 100 } [dB] specifies the full-scale value of the color axis. All Demod modes, all Time modes :DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:COLor:SCALe:RANGe 100 sets full-scale value of the color axis to 100 dB.
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:DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal, or frequency, value (left edge) when the overview displays a spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <freq> :DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value of the spectrogram. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. All Demod modes, all Time modes :DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:X:SCALe:OFFSet 100MHz sets the minimum horizontal value to 100 MHz.
:DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:X[:SCALe]:SPAN(?)
Sets or queries the span of the horizontal, or frequency, axis when the overview displays a spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:X[:SCALe]:SPAN <freq> :DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:X[:SCALe]:SPAN?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal span. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for setting the scale. All Demod modes, all Time modes :DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:X:SCALe:SPAN 100kHz sets the span to 100 kHz.
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:DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical, or frame number, value (bottom) when the overview displays a spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the minimum vertical value of the spectrogram. Range: Frame # -63999 to 0. All Demod modes, all Time modes :DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to frame # -100.
:DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe(?)
Sets or queries the vertical scale (the number of frames per line) when the overview displays a spectrogram. Frames are thinned out from all the acquired framed data at intervals of the number of frames specified in this command, before the spectrogram is displayed. For example, if you set the argument to 5, the data will be displayed every 5 frames.
Syntax
:DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe <value> :DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the vertical scale for the spectrogram. Range: 1 to 1024 frames per line. All Demod modes, all Time modes :DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:Y:SCALe:PLINe 5 displays the data in the spectrogram every 5 frames.
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:DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal, or time, value (left edge) when the overview displays an amplitude vs. time waveform.
Syntax
:DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <time> :DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<time>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value. Range: -32000 to 0 s. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for setting the scale. All Demod modes, all Time modes :DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:X:SCALe:OFFSet -100us sets the minimum horizontal value to -100 ms.
:DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the horizontal, or time, scale (per division) when the overview displays an amplitude vs. time view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <time> :DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<time>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale. Range: 0 to 3200 s/div. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. All Demod modes, all Time modes :DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:X:SCALe:PDIVision 10.0E-6 sets the horizontal scale to 10 ms/div.
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:DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs the auto-scale on the overview. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to display the whole waveform.
:DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None All Demod modes, all Time modes :DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the overview.
:DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the vertical axis in the overview to the default full-scale value.
:DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None All Demod modes, all Time modes :DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the overviews vertical axis to the default full-scale value.
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:DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical, or amplitude, value (bottom) when the overview displays an amplitude vs. time waveform.
Syntax
:DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <ampl> :DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value. Range: -200 to 0 dBm. SAZRTIME, DEMRFID :DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm.
:DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the vertical, or amplitude, scale (per division) when the overview displays an amplitude vs. time waveform.
Syntax
:DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <ampl> :DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
<ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale. Range: 0 to 30 dB/div. SAZRTIME, DEMRFID :DISPlay:OVIew:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 10 sets the vertical scale to 10 dB/div.
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:DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (bottom) of the color, or amplitude, axis of the spectrogram with zoom function.
Syntax
:DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet <ampl> :DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum color-axis value of the spectrogram with zoom function. Range: -200 to +100 dBm. SAZRTIME, DEMRFID :DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:COLor:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum color-axis value to -100 dBm.
:DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the color, or amplitude, axis of the spectrogram with zoom function.
Syntax
:DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe <rel_ampl> :DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<rel_ampl>::={ 10 | 20 | 50 | 100 } [dB] specifies the full-scale value of the color axis of the spectrogram with zoom function. SAZRTIME, DEMRFID :DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:COLor:SCALe:RANGe 100 sets full-scale value of the color axis to 100 dB.
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:DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal, or frequency, value (left edge) of the spectrogram with zoom function.
Syntax
:DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <freq> :DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value of the spectrogram with zoom function. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for setting the scale. SAZRTIME, DEMRFID :DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:X:SCALe:OFFSet 100MHz sets the minimum horizontal value to 100 MHz.
:DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:X[:SCALe]:SPAN(?)
Sets or queries the span of the horizontal, or frequency, axis of the spectrogram with zoom function.
Syntax
:DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:X[:SCALe]:SPAN <freq> :DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:X[:SCALe]:SPAN?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal span of the spectrogram with zoom function. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. SAZRTIME, DEMRFID :DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:X:SCALe:SPAN 100kHz sets the span to 100 kHz.
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:DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical, or frame number, value (bottom) of the spectrogram with zoom function.
Syntax
:DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the minimum vertical value of the spectrogram with zoom function. Range: Frame # -63999 to 0. SAZRTIME, DEMRFID :DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to frame # -100.
:DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe(?)
Sets or queries the vertical scale (the number of frames per line) of the spectrogram with zoom function. Frames are thinned out from all the acquired framed data at intervals of the number of frames specified in this command, before the spectrogram is displayed. For example, if you set the argument to 5, the data will be displayed every 5 frames.
Syntax
:DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe <value> :DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the vertical scale for the spectrogram with zoom function. Range: 1 to 1024 frames per line. SAZRTIME, DEMRFID :DISPlay:OVIew:ZOOM:Y:SCALe:PLINe 5 displays the data in the spectrogram every 5 frames.
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:DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew|:SVIew Subgroup
The :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew|:SVIew commands control display of the main view (pulse result table) and subview in the pulse charactristics analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected TIMPULSE (pulse characteristics analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :PULSe :MVIew :RESult :CHPower :DCYCle :EBWidth :FREQuency :OBWidth :OORatio :PERiod :PHASe :PPOWer :RIPPle :WIDTh :SVIew :FORMat
Parameter
<boolean> <boolean> <boolean> <boolean> <boolean> <boolean> <boolean> <boolean> <boolean> <boolean> <boolean> WIDTh | PPOWer | OORatio | RIPPle | PERIiod | DCYCle | PHASe | CHPower | OBWidth | EBWidth | FREQuency <boolean> ADAPtive | MAXimum SINGle | ALL <numeric_value>
:GUIDelines :RANGe :RESult :SELect
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:DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:CHPower(?)
Determines whether to show channel power measurement results in the pulse result table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:CHPower { 0 | 1 | OFF | ON } :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:CHPower?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides channel power measurement results in the pulse result table. ON or 1 shows channel power measurement results in the pulse result table.
TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:CHPower ON shows channel power measurement results in the pulse result table.
:DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:DCYCle(?)
Determines whether to show duty cycle measurement results in the pulse result table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:DCYCle { 0 | 1 | OFF | ON } :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:DCYCle?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides duty cycle measurement results in the pulse result table. ON or 1 shows duty cycle measurement results in the pulse result table.
TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:DCYCle ON shows duty cycle measurement results in the pulse result table.
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:DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:EBWidth(?)
Determines whether to show EBW (Emission Bandwidth) measurement results in the pulse result table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:EBWidth { 0 | 1 | OFF | ON } :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:EBWidth?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides EBW measurement results in the pulse result table. ON or 1 shows EBW measurement results in the pulse result table.
TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:EBWidth ON shows EBW measurement results in the pulse result table.
:DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:FREQuency(?)
Determines whether to show frequency deviation measurement results in the pulse result table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:FREQuency { 0 | 1 | OFF | ON } :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:FREQuency?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides frequency deviation measurement results in the pulse result table. ON or 1 shows frequency deviation measurement results in the pulse result table.
TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:FREQuency ON shows frequency deviation measurement results in the pulse result table.
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:DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:OBWidth(?)
Determines whether to show OBW (Occupied Bandwidth) measurement results in the pulse result table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:OBWidth { 0 | 1 | OFF | ON } :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:OBWidth?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides OBW measurement results in the pulse result table. ON or 1 shows OBW measurement results in the pulse result table.
TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:OBWidth ON shows OBW measurement results in the pulse result table.
:DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:OORatio(?)
Determines whether to show on/off-ratio measurement results in the pulse result table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:OORatio { 0 | 1 | OFF | ON } :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:OORatio?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides on/off-ratio measurement results in the pulse result table. ON or 1 shows on/off-ratio measurement results in the pulse result table.
TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:OORatio ON shows on/off-ratio measurement results in the pulse result table.
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:DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:PERiod(?)
Determines whether to show pulse repetition interval measurement results in the pulse result table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:PERiod { 0 | 1 | OFF | ON } :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:PERiod?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides pulse repetition interval measurement results in the pulse result table. ON or 1 shows pulse repetition interval measurement results in the pulse result table.
TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:PERiod ON shows pulse repetition interval measurement results in the pulse result table.
:DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:PHASe(?)
Determines whether to show pulse-pulse phase measurement results in the pulse result table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:PHASe { 0 | 1 | OFF | ON } :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:PHASe?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides pulse-pulse phase measurement results in the pulse result table. ON or 1 shows pulse-pulse phase measurement results in the pulse result table.
TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:PHASe ON shows pulse-pulse phase measurement results in the pulse result table.
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:DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:PPOWer(?)
Determines whether to show peak power measurement results in the pulse result table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:PPOWer { 0 | 1 | OFF | ON } :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:PPOWer?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides peak power measurement results in the pulse result table. ON or 1 shows peak power measurement results in the pulse result table.
TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:PPOWer ON shows peak power measurement results in the pulse result table.
:DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:RIPPle(?)
Determines whether to show pulse ripple measurement results in the pulse result table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:RIPPle { 0 | 1 | OFF | ON } :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:RIPPle?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides pulse ripple measurement results in the pulse result table. ON or 1 shows pulse ripple measurement results in the pulse result table.
TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:RIPPle ON shows pulse ripple measurement results in the pulse result table.
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:DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:WIDTh(?)
Determines whether to show pulse width measurement results in the pulse result table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:WIDTh { 0 | 1 | OFF | ON } :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:WIDTh?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides peak power measurement results in the pulse result table. ON or 1 shows peak power measurement results in the pulse result table.
TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:WIDTh ON shows peak power measurement results in the pulse result table.
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:DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:FORMat(?)
Selects or queries the display format of the subview in the pulse characteristics analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:FORMat { WIDTh | PPOWer | OORatio | RIPPle | PERIiod | DCYCle | PHASe | CHPower | OBWidth | EBWidth | FREQuency } :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:FORMat?
Arguments
The arguments and display formats are as follows: Table 2- 41: Subview display format
Argument WIDTh PPOWer OORatio RIPPle PERiod DCYCle PHASe CHPower OBWidth EBWidth FREQuency Display format Pulse width Peak power in the pulse-on time Difference between the on-time power and off-time power Difference between the maximum and minimum power in the pulse-on time Time between a pulse rising edge and the next pulse rising edge Ratio of the pulse width to the pulse repetition interval (PRI) Phase at a certain point in each pulse Channel power of the pulse-on time spectrum OBW of the pulse-on time spectrum EBW of the pulse-on time spectrum Frequency deviation of the pulse-on time
TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:FORMat WIDTh displays the pulse width measurement result and waveform in the subview.
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:DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:GUIDelines(?)
Determines whether to show the guidelines in the subview.
Syntax
:DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:GUIDelines { 0 | 1 | OFF | ON } :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:GUIDelines?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides the guidelines in the subview. ON or 1 shows the guidelines in the subview (default).
TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:GUIDelines ON shows the guidelines in the subview.
:DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:RANGe(?)
Selects or queries how to set the horizontal scale in the subview.
Syntax
:DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:RANGe { ADAPtive | MAXimum } :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:RANGe?
Arguments
ADAPtive adjusts the horizontal scale for each pulse to fit the pulse width to the subview (default). MAXimum adjusts the horizontal scale to fit the maximum pulse width in the analysis range to the subview.
TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:RANGe ADAPtive adjusts the horizontal scale for each pulse to fit the pulse width to the subview.
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:DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:RESult(?)
Selects or queries how to show the result graph in the subview.
Syntax
:DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:RESult { SINGle | ALL } :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:RESult?
Arguments
SINGle shows the measurement result and waveform for a pulse in the subview. Select the pulse using the :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:SELect command. ALL shows the measurement results for all pulses in the subview, representing pulse numbers along the horizontal axis and measurement values along the vertical axis.
TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:RESult SINGle shows the measurement result and waveform for a pulse in the subview. :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:SELect
Related Commands
:DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:SELect(?)
Selects or queries a pulse to measure when you select SINGle with the :DISPlay :PULSe:SVIew:RESult command.
Syntax
:DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:SELect <number> :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:SELect?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the a single pulse number. 0 (zero) represents the latest pulse. The older pulse has the larger negative number. Range: -999 to 0 TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:RESult -125 specifies pulse #-125 to display in the subview.
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:DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum Subgroup
The :DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum commands control the spectrum display in the frequency domain measurements under the pulse characteristics analysis. These commands are valid when you select one of the following items using the :DISplay:PULSe:SVIew:FORMat command. H H H CHPower (channel power) OBWidth (OBW) EBWidth (EBW)
NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected TIMPULSE (pulse characteristics analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :PULSe :SPECtrum :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVision :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVision
Parameter
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:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision
:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet
:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet
:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision
NOTE: Command header :DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum is omitted here.
Figure 2- 10: :DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum command setting
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:DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal, or frequency, value (left edge) in the spectrum view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <freq> :DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the spectrum view. For the setting range, refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192. TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:X:SCALe:OFFSet 100MHz sets the minimum horizontal value to 100 MHz.
:DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the horizontal, or frequency, scale (per division) in the spectrum view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <freq> :DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale. For the setting range, refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192. TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:X:SCALe:PDIVision 100.0E+3 sets the horizontal scale to 100 kHz/div.
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:DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs the auto-scale on the spectrum view. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to fit the waveform to the screen.
:DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the spectrum view.
:DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the spectrum view.
:DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the spectrum view.
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:DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <ampl> :DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
<ampl>::=<NRf> sets the minimum vertical value. Range: -200 to 0 dBm. TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm.
:DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the vertical, or amplitude, scale (per division) in the spectrum view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <ampl> :DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale in the spectrum view. Range: 0 to 10 dB/div. TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 10 sets the vertical scale to 10 dB/div.
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:DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform Subgroup
The :DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform commands control the time domain display in the time domain measurements under the pulse characteristics analysis. These commands are valid when you select one of the following items using the :DISplay:PULSe:SVIew:FORMat command. H H H H H H H H WIDTh (pulse width) PPOWer (peak power) OORatio (pulse on/off ratio) RIPPle (pulse ripple) PERiod (pulse period) DCYCle (duty cycle) PHASe (pulse-pulse phase) FREQuency (frequency deviation)
NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected TIMPULSE (pulse characteristics analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :PULSe :WAVeform :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVision :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVision
Parameter
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:DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value of the horizontal axis (left edge) in the time domain display.
Syntax
:DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <time> :DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<time>::=<NRf> sets the minimum horizontal value. Range: -32000 to 0 s. For the setting range, refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192. TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:X:SCALe:OFFSet -100us sets the minimum horizontal value to -100 ms.
:DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the horizontal, or time, scale (per division) in the time domain display.
Syntax
:DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <time> :DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<time>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale. Range: 0 to 3200 s/div. For the setting range, refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192. TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:X:SCALe:PDIVision 10us sets the horizontal scale to 10 ms/div.
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:DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs the auto-scale on the time domain display. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to fit the waveform to the screen.
:DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale.
:DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the vertical axis in the time domain display to the default full-scale value.
:DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis in the time domain display to the default full-scale value.
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:DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (bottom) of the vertical axis in the time domain display.
Syntax
:DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <ampl> :DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum value of the vertical axis. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -1 TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm.
:DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets the vertical axis scale (per division) in the time domain display.
Syntax
:DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <ampl> :DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -1 TIMPULSE :DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 10 sets the vertical scale to 10 dB/div
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:DISPlay:SPECtrum Subgroup
The :DISPlay:SPECtrum commands control the spectrum view. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have a spectrum that is currently displayed in the view, regardless of the measurement mode. The :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe (multi display lines) commands are available only in the SARTIME (Real Time S/A) mode.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :SPECtrum :BMARker :STATe :GRATicule :GRID :MLINe :AMPLitude :INTerval :OFFSet [:STATe] :ANNotation [:STATe] :FREQuency :INTerval :OFFSet [:STATe] :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVision :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVision
Parameter
<boolean> OFF | FIX | FLEX
<numeric_value> <numeric_value> <boolean> <boolean> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <boolean>
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:GRATicule:GRID
:BMARker:STATe :Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision
:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet
:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet
:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision
NOTE: Command header :DISPlay:SPECtrum is omitted here.
Figure 2- 11: :DISPlay:SPECtrum command setting
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:DISPlay:SPECtrum:BMARker:STATe(?)
Determines whether to show the band power marker.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SPECtrum:BMARker:STATe { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:SPECtrum:BMARker:STATe?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides the band power marker. ON or 1 shows the band power marker.
All :DISPlay:SPECtrum:BMARker:STATe ON shows the band power marker.
:DISPlay:SPECtrum:GRATicule:GRID(?)
Selects or queries how the graticule is displayed. NOTE. This command is available in the S/A (spectrum analysis) mode except Real Time S/A.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SPECtrum:GRATicule:GRID { OFF | FIX | FLEX } :DISPlay:SPECtrum:GRATicule:GRID?
Arguments
OFF hides the graticule. FIX always shows the 10 divisions10 divisions graticule. FLEX shows the graticule so that one division is set in 1-2-5 sequence.
All S/A modes except SARTIME and SAZRTIME :DISPlay:SPECtrum:GRATicule:GRID FIX always shows the 1010 graticule.
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:DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude:INTerval(?)
Sets or queries the interval of the amplitude multi display lines in the spectrum view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude:INTerval <value> :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude:INTerval?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> sets the interval of the amplitude multi display lines. Range: 0 to 100 dB. SARTIME :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude:INTerval 5 sets the interval to 5 dB.
:DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the offset of the amplitude multi display lines in the spectrum view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> sets the offset of the amplitude multi display lines. Range: -100 to 0 dBm. SARTIME :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude:OFFSet -10 sets the offset to - dBm. -10
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:DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to show the amplitude multi display lines in the spectrum view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude[:STATe]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides the amplitude multi display lines. ON or 1 shows the amplitude multi display lines.
SARTIME :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude:STATe ON shows the amplitude multi display lines.
:DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:ANNotation[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to show the multi display lines readout in the spectrum view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:ANNotation[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:ANNotation[:STATe]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides the multi display lines readout. ON or 1 shows the multi display lines readout.
SARTIME :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:ANNotation:STATe ON shows the readout.
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:DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency:INTerval(?)
Sets or queries the interval of the frequency multi display lines in the spectrum view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency:INTerval <value> :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency:INTerval?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> sets the interval of the frequency multi display lines. Range: 0 to full span (Hz). SARTIME :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency:INTerval 1MHz sets the interval to 1 MHz.
:DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the offset of the frequency multi display lines in the spectrum view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> sets the offset of the frequency multi display lines. Range: Center frequency Span/2 (Hz) The default value is the center frequency; the frequency multi display lines are placed from the center frequency at regular intervals.
SARTIME :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency:OFFSet 2GHz sets the offset to 2 GHz.
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:DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to show the frequency multi display lines in the spectrum view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency[:STATe]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides the frequency multi display lines. ON or 1 shows the frequency multi display lines.
SARTIME :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency:STATe ON shows the frequency multi display lines.
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:DISPlay:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <freq> :DISPlay:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the spectrum view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for setting the scale. All :DISPlay:SPECtrum:X:SCALe:OFFSet 100MHz sets the minimum horizontal value to 100 MHz.
:DISPlay:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <freq> :DISPlay:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. All :DISPlay:SPECtrum:X:SCALe:PDIVision 100.0E+3 sets the horizontal scale to 100 kHz/div.
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:DISPlay:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs the auto-scale on the spectrum view. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to display the whole waveform.
:DISPlay:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None All :DISPlay:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the spectrum view.
:DISPlay:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None All :DISPlay:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the spectrum view.
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:DISPlay:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <ampl> :DISPlay:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
<ampl>::=<NRf> sets the minimum vertical value. Range: -200 to 0 dBm. All :DISPlay:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm.
:DISPlay:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <ampl> :DISPlay:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale in the spectrum view. Range: 0 to 10 dB/div. All :DISPlay:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 10 sets the vertical scale to 10 dB/div.
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:DISPlay:TFRequency Subgroup
The :DISPlay:TFRequency commands control a three-dimensional view (spectrogram). NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected SARTIME (Real Time S/A) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command. In the SASGRAM (S/A with Spectrogram) mode, you cannot set the scale of the spectrogram.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :TFRequency :SGRam :COLor [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANge :MLINe :ANNotation [:STATe] :FREQuency :INTerval :OFFSet [:STATe] :TIME :INTerval :OFFSet [:STATe] :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :SPAN :Y [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PLINe
Parameter
<boolean> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <boolean> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <boolean>
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Spectrogram
:SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe :SGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe :SGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet :SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet :SGRam:X[:SCALe]:SPAN :SGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet NOTE: Command header :DISPlay:TFRequency is omitted here.
Figure 2- 12: :DISPlay:TFRequency command setting
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:DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (bottom) of the color, or amplitude, axis in the spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet <ampl> :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum color-axis value. Range: -200 to 0 dBm. SARTIME :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:COLor:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum color-axis value to -100 dBm.
:DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the color, or amplitude, axis in the spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe <rel_ampl> :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<rel_ampl>::={ 10 | 20 | 50 | 100 } [dB] specifies full-scale value of the color axis. SARTIME :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:COLor:SCALe:RANGe 100 sets full-scale value of the color axis to 100 dB.
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:DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:ANNotation[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to show the multi display lines readout in the spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:ANNotation[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:ANNotation[:STATe]?
Arguments
SARTIME :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:ANNotation:STATe ON shows the readout.
:DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency:INTerval(?)
Sets or queries the interval of the frequency multi display lines in the spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency:INTerval <value> :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency:INTerval?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> sets the interval of the frequency multi display lines. Range: 0 to full span (Hz). SARTIME :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency:INTerval 1MHz sets the interval to 1 MHz.
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:DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the offset of the frequency multi display lines in the spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency:OFFSet?
Arguments
SARTIME :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency:OFFSet 2GHz sets the offset to 2 GHz.
:DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to show the frequency multi display lines in the spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency[:STATe]?
Arguments
SARTIME :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency:STATe ON shows the frequency multi display lines.
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:DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME:INTerval(?)
Sets or queries the interval of the time multi display lines in the spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME:INTerval <value> :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME:INTerval?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> sets the interval of the time multi display lines. Range: 0 second minimum. The maximum value depends on acquired data quantity. SARTIME :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME:INTerval 1ms sets the interval to 1 ms.
:DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the offset of the time multi display lines in the spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> sets the offset of the time multi display lines. Range: 0 second maximum (Zero represents the latest frame.) The minimum value depends on acquired data quantity. SARTIME :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME:OFFSet -500us sets the offset to -500 s.
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:DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to show the time multi display lines in the spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME[:STATe]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides the time multi display lines. ON or 1 shows the time multi display lines.
SARTIME :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME:STATe ON shows the time multi display lines.
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:DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal, or frequency, value (left edge) in the spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <freq> :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the spectrogram. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. SARTIME :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:X:SCALe:OFFSet 100MHz sets the minimum horizontal value to 100 MHz.
:DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:X[:SCALe]:SPAN(?)
Sets or queries the horizontal, or frequency, span in the spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:X[:SCALe]:SPAN <freq> :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:X[:SCALe]:SPAN?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal span in the spectrogram. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. SARTIME :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:X:SCALe:SPAN 10MHz sets the span to 10 MHz.
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:DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal, or frame number, value (bottom) in the spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the minimum vertical value in the spectrogram. Range: Frame # -63999 to 0. SARTIME :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to frame # -100.
:DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe <value> :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the vertical scale in the spectrogram. Range: 1 to 1024 frames per line. SARTIME :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:Y:SCALe:PLINe 5 displays the data in the spectrogram every 5 frames.
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:DISPlay[:VIEW] Subgroup
The :DISPlay[:VIEW] commands control the display brightness and format.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay [:VIEW] :BRIGhtness :FORMat
Parameter
<numeric_value> V1S | V3S | V4S | VSPL | HSPL | MULTitude
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:DISPlay[:VIEW]:BRIGhtness(?)
Sets or queries the display brightness.
Syntax
:DISPlay[:VIEW]:BRIGhtness <value> :DISPlay[:VIEW]:BRIGhtness?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the brightness. Range: 0 to 1.0. 1.0 represents the maximum brightness. NOTE. Using the front-panel keys (System Display Brightness), the brightness range is 0 to 100% (default: 100%).
All :DISPlay:VIEW:BRIGhtness 1 sets the display brightness to 1 (maximum).
:DISPlay[:VIEW]:FORMat(?)
Selects or queries the view display format.
Syntax
:DISPlay[:VIEW]:FORMat { V1S | V3S | V4S | VSPL | HSPL | MULTitude } :DISPlay[:VIEW]:FORMat?
Arguments
V1S specifies that only View 1 is displayed. V3S specifies that only View 3 is displayed. V4S specifies that only View 4 is displayed. VSPL specifies that Views 1 and 4 are tiled horizontally. HSPL specifies that Views 1 and 4 are tiled vertically. MULTitude specifies that multiple views are displayed simultaneously.
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NOTE. You must have selected SASGRAM or SARTIME with the INSTrument[:SELect] command to use VSPL or HSPL. You must have selected a measurement mode which has three views to use MULTitude.
All :DISPlay:VIEW:FORMat V1S specifies that only View 1 is displayed.
View 1
View 3
View 1 View 1 View 4
View 4 MULTitude
View 4 HSPL VSPL
Figure 2- 13: View display formats
Related Commands
:INSTrument[:SELect]
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:DISPlay:WAVeform Subgroup
The :DISPlay:WAVeform commands control the time domain display in the main view in the Demod (modulation analysis) and Time (time analysis) modes. There are six types of time domain display associated with six different measurement items: Frequency vs. Time I/Q level vs. Time Frequency shift vs. Time AM demodulation display (percentage modulation vs. time) FM demodulation display (frequency shift vs. time) PM demodulation display (phase shift vs. time) NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMADEM (analog modulation analysis) or TIMTRAN (time characteristic analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :WAVeform :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVision :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVision
Main view
Parameter
<time> <time>
:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision
NOTE: Command header :DISPlay:WAVeform is omitted here.
:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet :X[:SCALe]:OFFSet :X[:SCALe]:PDIVision
Figure 2- 14: :DISPlay:WAVeform command setting
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:DISPlay:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <time> :DISPlay:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<time>::=<NRf> sets the minimum horizontal value. Range: -32000 to 0 s. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMADEM, DEMDDEM, TIMTRAN :DISPlay:WAVeform:X:SCALe:OFFSet -100us sets the minimum horizontal value to -100 ms.
:DISPlay:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <time> :DISPlay:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<time>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale. Range: 0 to 3200 s/div. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMADEM, DEMDDEM, TIMTRAN :DISPlay:WAVeform:X:SCALe:PDIVision 10us sets the horizontal scale to 10 ms/div.
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:DISPlay:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs the auto-scale on the time domain display. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to display the whole waveform.
:DISPlay:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMADEM, DEMDDEM, TIMTRAN :DISPlay:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale.
:DISPlay:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMADEM, DEMDDEM, TIMTRAN :DISPlay:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis in the time domain display to the default full-scale value.
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:DISPlay:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value of the vertical axis (bottom) in the time domain display.
Syntax
:DISPlay:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <ampl> :DISPlay:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum value of the vertical axis. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -1 DEMADEM, DEMDDEM, TIMTRAN :DISPlay:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm.
:DISPlay:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <ampl> :DISPlay:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -1 DEMADEM, DEMDDEM, TIMTRAN :DISPlay:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 10 sets the vertical scale to 10 dB/div.
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This section describes the :DISPlay commands for optional analysis software as shown in Table 2-42. Table 2- 42: :DISPlay command subgroups (Option)
Command header Option 10 Audio measurement related :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency Option 21 Advanced measurement suite related :DISPlay:DDEMod :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod :DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum :DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew :DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum :DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency :DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform Option 24 GSM/EDGE analysis related :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod :DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum :DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform Option 25 cdma2000 analysis related :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum :DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform Option 26 1xEV-DO analysis related :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum :DISPlay:RL1XEVDO:WAVeform Controls display of the CCDF analysis in cdma2000. Controls display of the modulation analysis in cdma2000. Controls the spectrum view in the cdma2000 analysis. Controls the time domain view in the cdma2000 analysis. page 2-- 426 page 2-- 433 page 2-- 445 page 2-- 449 Controls display of the CCDF analysis in cdma2000. Controls display of the modulation analysis in cdma2000. Controls the spectrum view in the cdma2000 analysis. Controls the time domain view in the cdma2000 analysis. page 2-- 399 page 2-- 406 page 2-- 418 page 2-- 422 Controls display of the modulation analysis in GSM/EDGE. Controls the spectrum view in the GSM/EDGE analysis. Controls the time domain view in the GSM/EDGE analysis. page 2-- 374 page 2-- 389 page 2-- 394 Controls display of the digital modulation analysis. Controls display of the RFID modulation analysis. Controls the spectrum view in the RFID analysis. Controls the time domain view in the RFID analysis. Controls the main view display of the signal source analysis. Controls the subview display of the signal source analysis. Controls the spectrum view in the signal source analysis. Controls the three-dimensional view in the signal source analysis. Controls the time domain view in the signal source analysis. page 2-- 281 page 2-- 314 page 2-- 333 page 2-- 337 page 2-- 341 page 2-- 350 page 2-- 362 page 2-- 366 page 2-- 370 Controls the spectrum view in the audio measurements. Controls the three-dimensional view in the audio measurements. page 2-- 265 page 2-- 273 Function Refer to :
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Table 2- 42: :DISPlay command subgroups (Option) (Cont.)

Command header Option 28 TD-SCDMA analysis related :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum Option 29 WLAN analysis related :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod :DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod :DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum Option 30 3GPP-R5 analysis related :DISPlay:AC3Gpp :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP :DISPlay:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP :DISPlay:UL3Gpp :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP Option 40 3GPP-R6 analysis related :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP Controls display of the modulation analysis for 3GPP-R6 downlink. Controls display of the modulation analysis for 3GPP-R6 uplink. page 2-- 645 page 2-- 667 Controls display of the ACLR analysis in W-CDMA. Controls display for the 3GPP-R5 downlink modulation analysis. Controls display of the spectrum analysis for 3GPP-R5. Controls display of the uplink analysis in W-CDMA. Controls display for the 3GPP-R5 uplink modulation analysis. page 2-- 582 page 2-- 586 page 2-- 605 page 2-- 609 page 2-- 630 Controls display in the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) modulation analysis. Controls the 3-D views in the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis. Controls display in the 802.11n (nx1) modulation analysis. Controls the spectrum view in the 802.11n (nx1) analysis. Controls the three-dimensional views in the 802.11n (nx1) analysis. Controls display in the 802.11a/b/g modulation analysis. Controls the spectrum view in the 802.11a/b/g analysis. page 2-- 483 page 2-- 506 page 2-- 517 page 2-- 545 page 2-- 549 page 2-- 560 page 2-- 578 Controls display of the main view and subview. Controls spectrum display in the TD-SCDMA analysis. page 2-- 453 page 2-- 479 Function Refer to :
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:DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum Subgroup
The :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum commands control the spectrum display in the audio measurements. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMAUDIO (audio measurements) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :AUDio :SPECtrum :MLINe :AMPLitude :INTerval :OFFSet [:STATe] :ANNotation [:STATe] :FREQuency :INTerval :OFFSet [:STATe] :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVision :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVision
Parameter
<numeric_value> <numeric_value> <boolean> <boolean> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <boolean>
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:DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude:INTerval(?)
Sets or queries the interval of the amplitude multi display lines in the spectrum view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude:INTerval <value> :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude:INTerval?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> sets the interval of the amplitude multi display lines. Range: 0 to 100 dB. DEMAUDIO :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude:INTerval 5 sets the interval to 5 dB.
:DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the offset of the amplitude multi display lines in the spectrum view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> sets the offset of the amplitude multi display lines. Range: -100 to 0 dBm. DEMAUDIO :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude:OFFSet -10 sets the offset to - dBm. -10
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:DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to show the amplitude multi display lines in the spectrum view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude[:STATe]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides the amplitude multi display lines. ON or 1 shows the amplitude multi display lines.
DEMAUDIO :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude:STATe ON shows the amplitude multi display lines.
:DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:ANNotation[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to show the multi display lines readout in the spectrum view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:ANNotation[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:ANNotation[:STATe]?
Arguments
DEMAUDIO :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:ANNotation:STATe ON shows the readout.
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:DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency:INTerval(?)
Sets or queries the interval of the frequency multi display lines in the spectrum view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency:INTerval <value> :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency:INTerval?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> sets the interval of the frequency multi display lines. Range: 0 to full span (Hz). DEMAUDIO :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency:INTerval 1MHz sets the interval to 1 MHz.
:DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the offset of the frequency multi display lines in the spectrum view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency:OFFSet?
Arguments
DEMAUDIO :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency:OFFSet 2GHz sets the offset to 2 GHz.
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:DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to show the frequency multi display lines in the spectrum view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency[:STATe]?
Arguments
DEMAUDIO :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency:STATe ON shows the frequency multi display lines.
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:DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <freq> :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the spectrum view. For the setting range, refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192. DEMAUDIO :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:X:SCALe:OFFSet 100MHz sets the minimum horizontal value to 100 MHz.
:DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <freq> :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale (per division). For the setting range, refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192. DEMAUDIO :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:X:SCALe:PDIVision 100.0E+3 sets the horizontal scale to 100 kHz/div.
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:DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the spectrum view. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to fit the waveform to the screen.
:DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMAUDIO :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the spectrum view.
:DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMAUDIO :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the spectrum view.
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:DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <ampl> :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
<ampl>::=<NRf> sets the minimum vertical value. Range: -200 to 0 dBm. DEMAUDIO :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm.
:DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <ampl> :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale in the spectrum view. Range: 0 to 10 dB/div. DEMAUDIO :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 10 sets the vertical scale to 10 dB/div.
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:DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency Subgroup
The :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency commands control a three-dimensional view (spectrogram) in the audio measurements. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMAUDIO (Audio Measurements) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :AUDio :TFRequency :SGRam :COLor [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANge :MLINe :ANNotation [:STATe] :FREQuency :INTerval :OFFSet [:STATe] :TIME :INTerval :OFFSet [:STATe] :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :SPAN :Y [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PLINe
Parameter
<boolean> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <boolean> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <boolean>
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:DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (bottom) of the color, or amplitude, axis in the spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet <ampl> :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum color-axis value. Range: -200 to 0 dBm. DEMAUDIO :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:COLor:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum color-axis value to -100 dBm.
:DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the color, or amplitude, axis in the spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe <rel_ampl> :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<rel_ampl>::={ 10 | 20 | 50 | 100 } [dB] specifies full-scale value of the color axis. DEMAUDIO :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:COLor:SCALe:RANGe 100 sets full-scale value of the color axis to 100 dB.
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:DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:ANNotation[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to show the multi display lines readout in the spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:ANNotation[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:ANNotation[:STATe]?
Arguments
DEMAUDIO :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:ANNotation:STATe ON shows the readout.
:DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency:INTerval(?)
Sets or queries the interval of the frequency multi display lines in the spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency:INTerval <value> :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency:INTerval?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> sets the interval of the frequency multi display lines. Range: 0 to full span (Hz). DEMAUDIO :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency:INTerval 1MHz sets the interval to 1 MHz.
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:DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the offset of the frequency multi display lines in the spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency:OFFSet?
Arguments
DEMAUDIO :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency:OFFSet 2GHz sets the offset to 2 GHz.
:DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to show the frequency multi display lines in the spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency[:STATe]?
Arguments
DEMAUDIO :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency:STATe ON shows the frequency multi display lines.
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:DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME:INTerval(?)
Sets or queries the interval of the time multi display lines in the spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME:INTerval <value> :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME:INTerval?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> sets the interval of the time multi display lines. Range: 0 second minimum. The maximum value depends on acquired data quantity. DEMAUDIO :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME:INTerval 1m sets the interval to 1 ms.
:DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the offset of the time multi display lines in the spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> sets the offset of the time multi display lines. Range: 0 second maximum (Zero represents the latest frame.) The minimum value depends on acquired data quantity. DEMAUDIO :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME:OFFSet -500u sets the offset to -500 s.
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:DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to show the time multi display lines in the spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME[:STATe]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides the time multi display lines. ON or 1 shows the time multi display lines.
DEMAUDIO :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME:STATe ON shows the time multi display lines.
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:DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal, or frequency, value (left edge) in the spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <freq> :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the spectrogram. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMAUDIO :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:X:SCALe:OFFSet 100MHz sets the minimum horizontal value to 100 MHz.
:DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:X[:SCALe]:SPAN(?)
Sets or queries the horizontal, or frequency, span in the spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:X[:SCALe]:SPAN <freq> :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:X[:SCALe]:SPAN?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal span in the spectrogram. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMAUDIO :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:X:SCALe:SPAN 10MHz sets the span to 10 MHz.
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:DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal, or frame number, value (bottom) in the spectrogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the minimum vertical value in the spectrogram. Range: Frame # -63999 to 0. DEMAUDIO :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to frame # -100.
:DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe <value> :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the vertical scale in the spectrogram. Range: 1 to 1024 frames per line. DEMAUDIO :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency:SGRam:Y:SCALe:PLINe 5 displays the data in the spectrogram every 5 frames.
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:DISPlay:DDEMod Subgroup
The :DISPlay:DDEMod commands control display for the digital modulation analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMDDEM (digital modulation analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :DDEMod :CCDF :LINE :GAUSsian [:STATe] :MVIew :DSTart :FORMat
Parameter
<boolean> AUTO | FIX | ADD OFF | IQVTime | FVTime | CONSte | VECTor | EVM | MERRor | PERRor | IEYE| QEYE | TEYE | STABle | PVTime | AMAM | AMPM | DAMam | DAMPm | CCDF | PDF | FSKDev LEFT | NONE | RIGHt P1M | P2M | P4M | P8M | P16M | P32M BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal CODE | PHASe
:HSSHift :MPHase :RADix :SEQuence :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANGe :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :MAXimum :MINimum :OFFSet :RANGe
<numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value>
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:NLINearity :LINE :BFIT [:STATe] :REFerence [:STATe] :MASK [:STATe] :SVIew :DSTart :FORMat
<boolean> <boolean> <boolean> AUTO | FIX | ADD SPECtrum | IQVTime | FVTime | CONSte | VECTor | EVM | MERRor | PERRor | IEYE | QEYE | TEYE | STABle | PVTime | AMAM | AMPM | DAMam | DAMPm | CCDF | PDF LEFT | NONE | RIGHt P1M | P2M | P4M | P8M | P16M | P32M BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal CODE | PHASe
:HSSHift :MPHase :RADix :SEQuence :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet <numeric_value> :RANGe <numeric_value> :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :MAXimum <numeric_value> :MINimum <numeric_value> :OFFSet <numeric_value> :RANGe <numeric_value>
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:SVIew:FORMat NOTE: Command header :DISPlay:DDEMod is omitted here. subview
:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe
:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet :SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe :SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet :MVIew:FORMat Main view
:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe
:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet :MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe :MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet
Figure 2- 15: :DISPlay:DDEMod command setting
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:CCDF:LINE:GAUSsian[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to display the Gaussian line for CCDF measurement in the digital modulation analysis. This command is valid only when :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to CCDF.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DDEMod:CCDF:LINE:GAUSsian[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } :DISPlay:DDEMod:CCDF:LINE:GAUSsian[:STATe]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 shows the Gaussian line. ON or 1 hides the Gaussian line.
DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:CCDF:LINE:GAUSsian:STATe ON displays the Gaussian line for the CCDF measurement. :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:DSTart(?)
Selects or queries the decoding start position for ASK, FSK, and GFSK signals with the decoding format of Manchester or Miller on the main view during the digital moduration analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to STABle (symbol table), and [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is set to ASK, FSK, or GFSK.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:DSTart { AUTO | FIX | ADD } :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:DSTart?
Arguments
AUTO determines the decoding start position automatically. FIX starts decoding from the beginning of a symbol. ADD delays the decoding start position by half a symbol.
DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:DSTart AUTO determines the decoding start position automatically. :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat, [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat(?)
Selects or queries the display format of the main view in the digital modulation analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat { OFF | IQVTime | FVTime | CONSte | VECTor | EVM | MERRor | PERRor | IEYE | QEYE | TEYE | STABle | PVTime | AMAM | AMPM | DAMam | DAMPm | CCDF | PDF | FSKDev } :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat?
Arguments
The arguments and display formats are listed in Table 2-43:
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Table 2- 43: Main view (Digital Demod)

Argument OFF IQVTime FVTime Display format Hides all measurement results IQ level versus Time Frequency drift versus Time (valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is GFSK, FSK, 4FSK, 8FSK, or 16FSK) Constellation Vector Error vector magnitude (EVM) Amplitude error Phase error Eye diagram (vertical axis: I data) Eye diagram (vertical axis: Q data) Eye diagram (vertical axis: Phase) Symbol table Power versus Time (valid when [:SENSe] :DDEMod:FORMat is ASK) AM/AM (vector) AM/PM (vector) AM/AM (dot) AM/PM (dot) CCDF PDF FSK deviations (valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is GFSK, FSK, 4FSK, 8FSK, or 16FSK)
CONSte VECTor EVM MERRor PERRor IEYE QEYE TEYE STABle PVTime AMAM AMPM DAMam DAMPm CCDF PDF FSKDev
NOTE. The display format is restricted by the modulation type. For details, refer to the user manual that was shipped with your instrument.
DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat IEYE selects the eye diagram with I data along the vertical axis. :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat, [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:HSSHift(?)
Selects or queries the Q data half symbol shift for an OQPSK modulation signal on the main view during the digital modulation analysis. NOTE. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is set to OQPSK. This command setting affects the :DISPLay:DDEMod:SVIew:HSSHift command setting immediately.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:HSSHift { LEFT | NONE | RIGHt } :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:HSSHift?
Arguments
LEFT shifts Q data by half a symbol in the negative direction on the time axis. NONE does not shift Q data (default). RIGHt shifts Q data by half a symbol in the positive direction on the time axis.
DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:HSSHift LEFT shifts Q data by half a symbol in the negative direction on the time axis. :DISPLay:DDEMod:SVIew:HSSHift, [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:MPHase(?)
Selects or queries the multiplication constant of the phase multiplication constellation display for a CPM signal on the main view. NOTE. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is set to CPM and :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat to CONSte.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:MPHase { P1M | P2M | P4M | P8M | P16M | P32M } :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:MPHase?
Arguments
Table 2- shows the arguments and multiplication constants. -44 Table 2- 44: Phase multiplication
Argument P1M P2M P4M P8M P16M P32M Multiplication constant 1 2 4 8 16 32
DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:MPHase P8M sets the multiplication constant of the phase multiplication display to 8. :DISPLay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat, [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix(?)
Selects or queries the base of symbols in the main view in the digital modulation analysis. This command is valid only when :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to STABle (symbol table).
Syntax
:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix { BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal } :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix?
Arguments
BINary selects binary notation. OCTal selects octal notation. HEXadecimal selects hexadecimal notation.
DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix BINary selects binary notation for the symbol table. :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:SEQuence(?)
Selects or queries how to determine the symbol value on the symbol table in the main view during the digital modulation analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is PSD8p (D8PSK) and :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to STABle (symbol table).
Syntax
:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:SEQuence { CODE | PHASe } :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:SEQuence?
Arguments
CODE selects the code sequence that determines the symbol value by the phase difference between the current and the previous symbols using Gray code. For example, when the phase difference is /2, the symbol value is 3. PHASe selects the phase sequence that determines the symbol value by the phase angle directly. For example, when the phase angle is /2, the symbol value is 2. See Figure 2-16.
2 3 Phase sequence 4 5 6 /4 0 7 1 Code sequence 6 7 5 4 0 2 3 1
Figure 2- 16: D8PSK symbol value
DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:SEQuence CODE selects the code sequence for determining symbol values. :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat, [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the main view during the digital modulation analysis. This command is not available when :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to CONSTe, VECTor, IEYE, QEYE, TEYE, or STABle.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the main view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:X:SCALe:OFFSet -40us sets the minimum horizontal value to - ms when the main view displays -40 IQ level versus time. :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the main view during the digital modulation analysis. This command is not available when :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to CONSTe, VECTor, IEYE, QEYE, TEYE, STABle, AMAM, AMPM, DAMam or DAMPm.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the main view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:X:SCALe:RANGe 40us sets the full-scale value of the horizontal axis to 40 ms when the main view displays IQ level versus time. :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the main view during the digital modulation analysis. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to display the whole waveform. This command is not available when :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to CONSTe, VECTor, IEYE, QEYE, TEYE, STABle, AMAM, AMPM, DAMam or DAMPm.
:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the main view. :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the vertical axis in the main view to the default full-scale value during the digital modulation analysis. This command is not available when :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to CONSTe, VECTor, IEYE, QEYE, TEYE, STABle, AMAM, AMPM, DAMam or DAMPm.
:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the main views vertical axis to the default full-scale value. :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:MAXimum(?)
Sets or queries the maximum vertical value (top end) in the CCDF main view during the digital modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to CCDF.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:MAXimum <value> :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:MAXimum?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the maximum vertical value in the CCDF view. Range: Twice of the minimum value to 100% The minimum value is set using the :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe] :MINimum command.
DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:MAXimum 80pct sets the maximum vertical value to 80% in the CCDF main view. :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:MINimum
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:MINimum(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value (bottom end) in the CCDF main view during the digital modulation analysis. This comman is valid when :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to CCDF.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:MINimum <value> :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:MINimum?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the CCDF view. Range: 0.01 to 1/2 of the maximum value in percent (%) The maximum value is set using the :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe] :MAXimum command.
DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:MINimum 0.1pct sets the minimum vertical value to 0.1% in the CCDF main view. :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:MAXimum
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the main view during the digital modulation analysis. This command is not available when :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to CONSTe, VECTor, IEYE, QEYE, TEYE, STABle, AMPM, DAMPm, or CCDF. The query command is valid when :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to AMAM.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the main view. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -1 DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -500mV sets the minimum vertical value to -500 mV when the main view displays IQ level versus time. :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the vertical axis in the main view during the digital modulation analysis. This command is not available when :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to CONSTe, VECTor, IEYE, QEYE, TEYE, STABle, AMAM, DAMam, or CCDF.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the vertical axis in the main view. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appen-1 dix D. DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:RANGe 500mV sets full-scale value of the vertical axis to 500 mV when the the main view displays IQ level versus time. :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:NLINearity:LINE:BFIT[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to display the best-fit line for the AM/AM or AM/PM measurement in the digital modulation analysis. This command is valid only when :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to AMAM, AMPM, DAMam or DAMPm.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DDEMod:NLINearity:LINE:BFIT[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } :DISPlay:DDEMod:NLINearity:LINE:BFIT[:STATe]?
Arguments
ON or 1 shows the best-fit line. OFF or 0 hides the best-fit line.
DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:NLINearity:LINE:BFIT:STATe ON displays the best-fit line for AM/AM or AM/PM measurement. :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:NLINearity:LINE:REFerence[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to display the recovered reference line for AM/AM or AM/PM measurement in the digital modulation analysis. This command is valid only when :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to AMAM, AMPM, DAMam or DAMPm.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DDEMod:NLINearity:LINE:REFerence[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } :DISPlay:DDEMod:NLINearity:LINE:REFerence[:STATe]?
Arguments
ON or 1 shows the reference line. OFF or 0 hides the reference line.
DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:NLINearity:LINE:REFerence:STATe ON displays the reference line for the AM/AM or AM/PM measurement. :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:NLINearity:MASK[:STATe](?)
Determines whether the linear signal region is visible for the AM/AM measurement in the digital modulation analysis. This command is valid only when :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to AMAM or DAMam.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DDEMod:NLINearity:MASK[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } :DISPlay:DDEMod:NLINearity:MASK[:STATe]?
Arguments
ON or 1 shows the linear signal region mask. OFF or 0 hides the linear signal region mask.
DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:NLINearity:MASK:STATe ON shows the linear signal region mask for the AM/AM measurement. :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:DSTart(?)
Selects or queries the decode start position for ASK, FSK, and GFSK modulation signals on the subview during the digital moduration analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to STABle (symbol table), and [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is set to ASK, FSK, or GFSK.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:DSTart { AUTO | FIX | ADD } :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:DSTart?
Arguments
AUTO searches for a possible pattern that maches the format. FIX fixes the decode criterion inside. ADD adds a half symbol delay before decoding.
DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:DSTart AUTO searches for a possible pattern that maches the format. :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat, [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat(?)
Selects or queries the display format of the subview in the digital modulation analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat { SPECtrum | IQVTime | FVTime | CONSte | VECTor | EVM | MERRor | PERRor | IEYE | QEYE | TEYE | STABle | PVTime | AMAM | AMPM | DAMam | DAMPm | CCDF | PDF } :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat?
Arguments
Table 2- shows the arguments and display formats. -45
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Table 2- 45: Subview display formats

Argument SPECtrum IQVTime FVTime CONSte VECTor EVM MERRor PERRor IEYE QEYE TEYE STABle PVTime AMAM AMPM DAMam DAMPm CCDF PDF Display format Spectrum IQ level versus Time Frequency shift versus Time Constellation Vector Error vector magnitude (EVM) Amplitude error Phase error Eye diagram (vertical axis: I data) Eye diagram (vertical axis: Q data) Eye diagram (vertical axis: Phase) Symbol table Power versus Time AM/AM (vector) AM/PM (vector) AM/AM (dot) AM/PM (dot) CCDF PDF
NOTE. The argument FVTime is valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is GFSK or FSK. The argument PVTime is valid only when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is ASK. The display format is restricted by the modulation type. Refer to the RSA3408B User Manual for details.
DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat CONSte displays the constellation in the subview. :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat, [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:HSSHift(?)
Selects or queries the Q data half symbol shift for an OQPSK modulation signal on the subview during the digital modulation analysis. NOTE. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is set to OQPSK. This command setting affects the :DISPLay:DDEMod:MVIew:HSSHift command setting immediately.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:HSSHift { LEFT | NONE | RIGHt } :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:HSSHift?
Arguments
LEFT shifts Q data by half a symbol in the negative direction on the time axis. NONE does not shift Q data (default). RIGHt shifts Q data by half a symbol in the positive direction on the time axis.
DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:HSSHift LEFT specifies that half a symbol of Q data is shifted to the left side. :DISPLay:DDEMod:MVIew:HSSHift, [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:MPHase(?)
Selects or queries the multiplication constant of the phase multiplication constellation display for a CPM signal on the subview. NOTE. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is set to CPM and :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat to CONSte.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:MPHase { P1M | P2M | P4M | P8M | P16M | P32M } :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:MPHase?
Arguments
Same as the :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:MPHase command. Refer to Table 2- on page 2-44 -288. DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:MPHase P8M sets the multiplication constant of the phase multiplication display to 8. :DISPLay:DDEMod:MVIew:MPHase, :DISPLay:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat, [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:RADix(?)
Selects or queries the base of symbols in the subview during the digital modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to STABle (symbol table).
Syntax
:DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:RADix { BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal } :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:RADix?
Arguments
DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix BINary selects binary notation for the symbol table. :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:SEQuence(?)
Selects or queries how to determine the symbol value on the symbol table in the subview during the digital modulation analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is PSD8p (D8PSK) and :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to STABle (symbol table).
Syntax
:DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:SEQuence { CODE | PHASe } :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:SEQuence?
Same as the :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:SEQuence command on page 2-290. DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:SEQuence CODE selects the code sequence for determining symbol values. :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:SEQuence, :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat, [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the subview during the digital modulation analysis. This command is not available when :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to CONSTe, VECTor, IEYE, QEYE, TEYE, or STABle.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the subview. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:X:SCALe:OFFSet -2.5 sets the minimum horizontal value to -2.5 when the subview displays the constellation. :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the subview during the digital modulation analysis. This command is not available when :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to CONSTe, VECTor, IEYE, QEYE, TEYE, STABle, AMAM, AMPM, DAMam or DAMPm.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the subview. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in -1 Appendix D. DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:X:SCALe:RANGe 2.5 sets full-scale value of the horizontal axis to 2.5 when the subview displays the constellation. :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the subview during the digital modulation analysis. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to display the whole waveform. This command is not available when :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to CONSTe, VECTor, IEYE, QEYE, TEYE, STABle, AMAM, AMPM, DAMam or DAMPm.
:DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the subview. :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the vertical axis in the subview to the default full-scale value during the digital modulation analysis. This command is not available when :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to CONSTe, VECTor, IEYE, QEYE, TEYE, STABle, AMAM, AMPM, DAMam or DAMPm.
:DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis in the subview to the default full-scale value. :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:MAXimum(?)
Sets or queries the maximum vertical value (top end) in the CCDF subview during the digital modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to CCDF.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:MAXimum <value> :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:MAXimum?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the maximum vertical value in the CCDF view. Range: Twice of the minimum value to 100% The minimum value is set using the :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe] :MINimum command.
DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:MAXimum 80pct sets the maximum vertical value to 80% in the CCDF subview. :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:MINimum
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:MINimum(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value (bottom end) in the CCDF subview during the digital modulation analysis. This comman is valid when :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to CCDF.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:MINimum <value> :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:MINimum?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the CCDF view. Range: 0.01 to 1/2 of the maximum value in percent (%) The maximum value is set using the :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe] :MAXimum command.
DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:MINimum 0.1pct sets the minimum vertical value to 0.1% in the CCDF subview. :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:MAXimum
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the subview during the digital modulation analysis. This command is not available when :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to CONSTe, VECTor, IEYE, QEYE, TEYE, STABle, AMPM, DAMPm, or CCDF. The query command is valid when :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to AMAM.
Syntax Arguments
:DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> <value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the subview. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -1 DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm when the subview displays spectrum. :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the vertical axis in the subview during the digital modulation analysis. This command is not available when :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to CONSTe, VECTor, IEYE, QEYE, TEYE, STABle, AMAM, DAMam, or CCDF.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the vertical axis in the subview. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appen-1 dix D. DEMDDEM :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:RANGe 100 sets full-scale value of the vertical axis to 100 dB when the subview displays spectrum. :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod Subgroup
The :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod commands control display of the main view and subview for the RFID modulation analysis. This command group is valid in the following measurements: H H H H H H Carrier Power on/down RF envelope Constellation Eye diagram Symbol table
NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMRFID (RFID modulation analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :RFID :DDEMod :MVIew :AREA [:PERCent] :BURSt [:NUMBer] :EDGE [:NUMBer] :ENVelope [:NUMBer] :GUIDeline [:STATe] :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVision :RANGe
Parameter
<numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <boolean>
<numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value>
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:Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVision :RANGe :SVIew :AREA [:PERCent] :BURSt [:NUMBer] :EDGE [:NUMBer] :ENVelope [:NUMBer] :FORMat
<numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> SPECtrum | PVTime | FVTime | ZSPectrum | RFENvelope | FSKPulse | CONSte | VECTor | EYE | STABle <boolean>
:GUIDeline [:STATe] :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVision :RANGe :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVision :RANGe
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:AREA[:PERCent](?)
Sets or queries the percentage of display area (sample points) from the beginning in the selected burst. This command is valid when [:SENse]:RFID:MEASurement is set to CONSte (constellation) and EYE (eye diagram).
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:AREA[:PERCent] <value> :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:AREA[:PERCent]?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the percentage of area in the selected burst to display from the beginning. Range: 0.1 to 100% (default: 100%). 100% represents the whole burst. DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:AREA:PERCent 90 sets the display area to 90%. [:SENse]:RFID:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:BURSt[:NUMBer](?)
Sets or queries the burst number to display the measurement result in the main view. This command is valid when [:SENse]:RFID:MEASurement is set to RFENvelope, CONSte, EYE, or STABle.
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:BURSt[:NUMBer] <number> :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:BURSt[:NUMBer]?
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the burst number. Range: 0 to 31. DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:BURSt:NUMBer 5 sets the burst number to 5. [:SENse]:RFID:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:EDGE[:NUMBer](?)
Sets or queries the edge number to display the measurement result in the main view. This command is valid when [:SENse]:RFID:MEASurement is set to PODown.
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:EDGE[:NUMBer] <number> :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:EDGE[:NUMBer]?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the edge number. Range: 0 to (the number of acquired edges) - 1. DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:EDGE:NUMBer 5 sets the edge number to 5. [:SENse]:RFID:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:ENVelope[:NUMBer](?)
Sets or queries the envelope number to display the measurement result in the main view. This command is valid when [:SENse]:RFID:MEASurement is set to RFENvelope, CONSte, EYE, or STABle.
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:ENVelope[:NUMBer] <number> :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:ENVelope[:NUMBer]?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the envelope number. Range: 0 to (the number of acquired envelopes) - 1. DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:ENVelope:NUMBer 5 sets the envelope number to 5. [:SENse]:RFID:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:GUIDeline[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to display the guideline in the main view during the RFID analysis. This command is valid when [:SENse]:RFID:MEASurement is set to RFENvelope, CONSte, EYE, or STABle.
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:GUIDeline[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:GUIDeline[:STATe]?
Arguments
ON or 1 shows the guideline in the main view. OFF or 0 hides the guideline in the main view.
DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:GUIDeline:STATe ON shows the guideline in the main view. [:SENse]:RFID:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the main view in the RFID analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the main view. For the setting range, refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192. DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:X:SCALe:OFFSet -100ms sets the minimum horizontal value to -100 ms when the main view displays the RF envelope. [:SENse]:RFID:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the horizontal scale (per division) in the main view during the RFID analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <value> :DISPlay:RFID:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale (per division) in the main view. For the setting range, refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192. DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:MVIew:X:SCALe:PDIVision 5ms sets the horizontal scale to 5 ms/div when the main view displays the RF envelope. [:SENse]:RFID:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the main view in the RFID analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the main view. For the setting range, refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192. DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:X:SCALe:RANGe 10MHz sets the full-scale value of the horizontal axis to 10 MHz when the main view displays the carrier spectrum. [:SENse]:RFID:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the main view in the RFID analysis. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to fit the waveform to the screen.
:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the main view. [:SENse]:RFID:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the vertical axis in the main view to the default full-scale value in the RFID analysis.
:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the main views vertical axis to the default full-scale value. [:SENse]:RFID:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value (bottom) of the main view in the RFID analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the main view. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -3 DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm when the main view displays the carrier spectrum. [:SENse]:RFID:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the vertical scale (per division) of the main view in the RFID analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <value> :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale (per division). The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -3 DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 5m sets the vertical scale to 5 mV/div when the main view displays the RF envelope. [:SENse]:RFID:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the vertical axis of the main view in the RFID analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the vertical axis in the main view. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appen-3 dix D. DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:RANGe 100 sets full-scale value of the vertical axis to 100 dB when the main view displays the carrier spectrum. [:SENse]:RFID:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:AREA[:PERCent](?)
Sets or queries the percentage of display area (sample points) from the beginning in the selected burst. This command is valid when :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod :SVIew:FORMat is set to CONSte (constellation) and EYE (eye diagram).
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:AREA[:PERCent] <value> :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:AREA[:PERCent]?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the percentage of area in the selected burst to display from the beginning. Range: 0.1 to 100% (default: 100%). 100% represents the whole burst. DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew:AREA:PERCent 90 sets the display area to 90%. :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:BURSt[:NUMBer](?)
Sets or queries the burst number to display the measurement result in the subview. This command is valid when [:SENse]:RFID:MEASurement is set to RFENvelope, CONSte, EYE, or STABle.
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:BURSt[:NUMBer] <number> :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:BURSt[:NUMBer]?
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the burst number. Range: 0 to 31. DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:BURSt:NUMBer 5 sets the burst number to 5. [:SENse]:RFID:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:EDGE[:NUMBer](?)
Sets or queries the edge number to display the measurement result in the subview. This command is valid when [:SENse]:RFID:MEASurement is set to PODown.
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:EDGE[:NUMBer] <number> :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:EDGE[:NUMBer]?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the edge number. Range: 0 to (the number of acquired edges) - 1. DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:EDGE:NUMBer 5 sets the edge number to 5. [:SENse]:RFID:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:ENVelope[:NUMBer](?)
Sets or queries the envelope number to display the measurement result in the subview. This command is valid when [:SENse]:RFID:MEASurement is set to RFENvelope, CONSte, EYE, or STABle.
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:ENVelope[:NUMBer] <number> :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:ENVelope[:NUMBer]?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the envelope number. Range: 0 to (the number of acquired envelopes) - 1. DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:ENVelope:NUMBer 5 sets the envelope number to 5. [:SENse]:RFID:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat(?)
Selects or queries the display format of the subview in the RFID analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat { SPECtrum | PVTime | FVTime | ZSPectrum | RFENvelope | FSKPulse | CONSte | VECTor | EYE | STABle } :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat?
Arguments
The arguments and display formats are as follows. Table 2- 46: Subview display format, RFID
Argument SPECtrum PVTime FVTime ZSPectrum RFENvelope FSKPulse CONSte VECTor EYE STABle Display format Spectrum Power versus Time Frequency versus Time Zoomed spectrum RF envelope FSK pulse Constellation Vector Eye diagram Symbol table
DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat CONSte displays the constellation in the subview. [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:GUIDeline[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to display the guideline in the subview during the RFID analysis. This command is valid when [:SENse]:RFID:MEASurement is set to RFENvelope, CONSte, EYE, or STABle.
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:GUIDeline[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:GUIDeline[:STATe]?
Arguments
ON or 1 shows the guideline in the subview. OFF or 0 hides the guideline in the subview.
DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:GUIDeline:STATe ON shows the guideline in the subview. [:SENse]:RFID:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the subview. This command is valid when :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to SPECtrum, PVTime, FVTime, ZSPectrum, or RFENvelope.
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the subview. For the setting range, refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192. DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:X:SCALe:OFFSet -100ms sets the minimum horizontal value to -100 ms when the subview displays the RF envelope. :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the horizontal scale (per division) in the subview. This command is valid when :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to SPECtrum, PVTime, FVTime, ZSPectrum, or RFENvelope.
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <value> :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale in the subview. For the setting range, refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192. DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:X:SCALe:PDIVision 5ms sets the horizontal scale to 5 ms/div when the subview displays the RF envelope. :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the subview. This command is valid when :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to SPECtrum, PVTime, FVTime, ZSPectrum, or RFENvelope.
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the subview. For the setting range, refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192. DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:X:SCALe:RANGe 10MHz sets full-scale value of the horizontal axis to 10 MHz when the subview displays the carrier spectrum. :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the subview in the RFID analysis. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to fit the waveform to the screen. This command is valid when :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to SPECtrum, PVTime, FVTime, ZSPectrum, or RFENvelope.
:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the subview. :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the vertical axis in the subview to the default full-scale value. This command is valid when :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to SPECtrum, PVTime, FVTime, ZSPectrum, or RFENvelope.
:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis in the subview to the default full-scale value. :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the subview. This command is valid when :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to SPECtrum, PVTime, FVTime, ZSPectrum, or RFENvelope.
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the subview. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -3 DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm when the subview displays the spectrum. :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the vertical scale (per division) in the subview. This command is valid when :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to SPECtrum, PVTime, FVTime, ZSPectrum, or RFENvelope.
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <value> :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale (per division). The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -3 DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 5m sets the vertical scale to 5 mV/div when the subview displays the RF envelope. :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the vertical axis in the subview. This command is valid when :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to SPECtrum, PVTime, FVTime, ZSPectrum, or RFENvelope.
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the vertical axis in the subview. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appen-3 dix D. DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:RANGe 100 sets full-scale value of the vertical axis to 100 dB when the subview displays the carrier spectrum. :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum Subgroup
The :DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum commands control the spectrum display in the RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) measurement. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMRFID (RFID analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :RFID :SPECtrum :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVision :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVision
Parameter
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:DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <freq> :DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the spectrum view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:X:SCALe:OFFSet 100MHz sets the minimum horizontal value to 100 MHz.
:DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <freq> :DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale (per division). Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:X:SCALe:PDIVision 100.0E+3 sets the horizontal scale to 100 kHz/div.
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:DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the spectrum view.
:DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the spectrum view.
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:DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <ampl> :DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
<ampl>::=<NRf> sets the minimum vertical value. Range: -200 to 0 dBm. DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm.
:DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <ampl> :DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale in the spectrum view. Range: 0 to 10 dB/div. DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 10 sets the vertical scale to 10 dB/div.
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:DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform Subgroup
The :DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform commands control the time domain display in the RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) measurement. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMRFID (RFID analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :RFID :WAVeform :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVsion :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVsion
Parameter
<time> <time>
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:DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <time> :DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<time>::=<NRf> sets the minimum horizontal value. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:X:SCALe:OFFSet -100us sets the minimum horizontal value to -100 ms.
:DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <time> :DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<time>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:X:SCALe:PDIVision 10us sets the horizontal scale to 10 ms/div.
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:DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the time domain display. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to fit the waveform to the screen.
:DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale.
:DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis in the time domain display to the default full-scale value.
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:DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <ampl> :DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum value of the vertical axis. For the setting range, refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -1 DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm.
:DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <ampl> :DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale. For the setting range, refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -1 DEMRFID :DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 10 sets the vertical scale to 10 dB/div.
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew Subgroup
The :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew commands control display of the main view in the signal source analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected TIMSSOURCE (signal source analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :SSOurce :MVIew :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVision :RANGe :STARt :STOP :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVision :RANGe
Parameter
<numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value>
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the main view during the signal source analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to SPURious (spurious), RTSPurious (real-time spurious), or FVTime (frequency versus time).
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the main view. For the setting range, refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192. TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:X:SCALe:OFFSet 950MHz sets the minimum horizontal value to 950 MHz when the main view displays the spurious. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the horizontal scale (per division) in the main view during the signal source analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to SPURious (spurious), RTSPurious (real-time spurious), or FVTime (frequency versus time).
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <value> :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale (per division) in the main view. For the setting range, refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192. TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:X:SCALe:PDIVision 1us sets the horizontal scale to 1 s/div when the main view displays frequency versus time. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the main view during the signal source analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to SPURious (spurious), RTSPurious (real-time spurious), or FVTime (frequency versus time).
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the main view. For the setting range, refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192. TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:X:SCALe:RANGe 10MHz sets the full-scale value of the horizontal axis to 10 MHz when the main view displays the spurious signals. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:STARt(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the main view of the phase noise measurement. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to PNOise (phase noise) or RTPNoise (real-time phase noise)
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:STARt <value> :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:STARt?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the main view. For the setting range, refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192. TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:X:SCALe:STARt 1kHz sets the minimum horizontal value to 1 kHz in the main view of the phase noise measurement. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:STOP(?)
Sets or queries the maximum horizontal value (right edge) in the main view of the phase noise measurement. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to PNOise (phase noise) or RTPNoise (real-time phase noise)
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:STOP <value> :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:STOP?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the maximum horizontal value in the main view. For the setting range, refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192. TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:X:SCALe:STOP 1MHz sets the maximum horizontal value to 1 MHz in the main view of the phase noise measurement. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the main view during the signal source analysis. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to fit the waveform to the screen.
:DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the main view. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the vertical axis in the main view to the default full-scale value during the signal source analysis.
:DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the main views vertical axis to the default full-scale value. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the main view during the signal source analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the main view. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -4 TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBc/Hz in the main view of the phase noise measurement. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the vertical scale (per division) in the main view during the signal source analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <value> :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale in the main view. For the setting range, refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -4 TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 50kHz sets the vertical scale to 50 kHz/div in the main view of the frequency versus time measurement. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the vertical axis in the main view during the signal source analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the vertical axis in the main view. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appen-4 dix D. TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew:Y:SCALe:RANGe 100 sets the vertical full-scale value to 100 dB in the main view of the phase noise measurement. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew Subgroup
The :DISPlay:SSOurce commands control display of the subview in the signal source analysis. This command group is valid in the following measurements: H H Real-time phase noise Real-time spurious
NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected TIMSSOURCE (signal source analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command. The :DISPLay:SSOurce:SVIew commands are valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to RTPNoise (real-time phase noise) or RTSPurious (real-time spurious).
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :SSOurce :SVIew :COLor [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANGe :FORMat :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVision :RANGe :STARt :STOP :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVision :PLINe :RANGe
Parameter
SPECtrum | NGRam | RJVTime | IPNVtime | CNVTime | CNVFrequency
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (bottom) of the color axis in the subview displaying a noisogram. This command is valid when :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat is set to NGRam.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum color-axis value in the subview. Range: -230 to +70 dBc/Hz. TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:COLor:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum color-axis value to -100 dBc/Hz.
:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the color axis (C/N) in the subview displaying a noisogram. This command is valid when :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat is set to NGRam.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<rel_ampl>::={ 10 | 20 | 50 | 100 } [dB] specifies the full-scale value of the color axis. TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:COLor:SCALe:RANGe 100 sets full-scale value of the color axis to 100 dB.
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat(?)
Selects or queries the display format of the subview in the signal source analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat { SPECtrum | NGRam | RJVTime | IPNVtime | CNVTime | CNVFrequency } :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat?
Arguments
The arguments and display formats are listed in Table 2-47. The subview format depends on the main view format as shown in the table. Table 2- 47: Subview display formats in the signal source analysis
Argument SPECtrum NGRam RJVTime IPNVtime CNVTime CNVFrequency
1
Subview display format Spectrum Noisogram Random jitter versus Time Integrated phase noise versus Time C/N versus Time C/N versus Offset frequency
Measurement 1 RTPNoise or RTSPurious RTPNoise or RTSPurious RTPNOise RTPNOise RTPNOise RTSPurious
Use the [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement command to select the measurement item.
TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat NGRam selects the noisogram for the subview display format. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the subview during the signal source analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat is set to SPECtrum, RJVTime, IPNVtime, or CNVTime.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the subview. For the setting range, refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192. TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:X:SCALe:OFFSet 1GHz sets the minimum horizontal value to 1 GHz when the subview displays the spectrum. :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the horizontal scale (time per division) in the subview during the signal source analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat is set to SPECtrum, RJVTime, IPNVtime, or CNVTime.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <value> :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale in the subview. For the setting range, refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192. TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:X:SCALe:PDIVision 1us sets the horizontal scale to 1 s/div when the subview displays the random jitter versus time. :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the subview during the signal source analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat is set to SPECtrum, RJVTime, IPNVtime, or CNVTime.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the subview. For the setting range, refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192. TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:X:SCALe:RANGe 10MHz sets the full-scale value of the horizontal axis to 10 MHz when the subview displays the spectrum. :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:STARt(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the subview during the signal source analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat is set to NGRam or CNVFrequency.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:STARt <value> :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:STARt?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the main view. For the setting range, refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192. TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:X:SCALe:STARt 1kHz sets the minimum horizontal value to 1 kHz in the subview displaying noisogram. :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:STOP(?)
Sets or queries the maximum horizontal value (right edge) in the subview during the signal source analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat is set to NGRam or CNVFrequency.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:STOP <value> :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:STOP?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the maximum horizontal value in the subview. For the setting range, refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192. TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:X:SCALe:STOP 1MHz sets the maximum horizontal value to 1 MHz in the subview displaying noisogram. :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the subview during the signal source analysis. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to fit the waveform to the screen.
:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the subview. :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the vertical axis in the subview to the default full-scale value during the signal source analysis.
:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the subviews vertical axis to the default full-scale value. :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the subview during the signal source analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the subview. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -4 TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm in the subview displaying spectrum. :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the vertical scale (per division) in the time domain display. This command is valid when :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat is set to SPECtrum, RJVTime, IPNVtime, CNVTime, or CNVFrequency.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <value> :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -4 TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 15 sets the vertical scale to 15 dB/div in the subview displaying C/N versus time. :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe(?)
Sets or queries the vertical scale (the number of frames per line) in the subview displaying a noisogram. Frames are thinned out from all the acquired framed data at intervals of the number of frames specified in this command, before the noisogram is displayed. For example, if you set the argument to 5, the data will be displayed every 5 frames. This command is valid when :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat is set to NGRam.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe <value> :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the vertical scale for the noisogram. Range: 1 to 1024 frames per line. TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:OVIew:SGRam:Y:SCALe:PLINe 5 displays the data in the noisogram every 5 frames. :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the vertical axis in the subview during the signal source analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat is set to SPECtrum, RJVTime, IPNVtime, CNVTime, or CNVFrequency.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the vertical axis in the subview. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appen-4 dix D. TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:Y:SCALe:RANGe 100 sets full-scale value of the vertical axis to 100 dB when the the subview displays the spectrum. :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum Subgroup
The :DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum commands control the spectrum display in the signal source analysis. This command group is valid in the following measurements: H H Spurious Real-time spurious
NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected TIMSSOURCE (signal source analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command. The :DISPLay:SSOurce:SPECtrum commands are valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to SPURious (spurious) or RTSPurious (real-time spurious).
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :SSOurce :SPECtrum :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVision :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVision
Parameter
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <freq> :DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the spectrum view. For the setting range, refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192. TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:X:SCALe:OFFSet 100MHz sets the minimum horizontal value to 100 MHz.
:DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <freq> :DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale (per division). For the setting range, refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192. TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:X:SCALe:PDIVision 100.0E+3 sets the horizontal scale to 100 kHz/div.
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the spectrum view.
:DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the spectrum view.
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <ampl> :DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
<ampl>::=<NRf> sets the minimum vertical value. Range: -200 to 0 dBm. TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm.
:DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <ampl> :DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale in the spectrum view. Range: 0 to 10 dB/div. TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 10 sets the vertical scale to 10 dB/div.
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency Subgroup
The :DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency commands control a three-dimensional view (noisogram) in the signal source analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected TIMSSOURCE (signal source analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command. These commands are valid when :DISplay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat is set to NGRam (noisogram).
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :SSOurce :TFRequency :NGRam :COLor [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANge :X [:SCALe] :STARt :STOP :Y [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PLINe
Parameter
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (bottom) of the color axis (C/N) in the noisogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum color-axis value. Range: -230 to 70 dBc/Hz. TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:COLor:SCALe:OFFSet -50 sets the minimum color-axis value to - dBc/Hz. -50
:DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the color, or amplitude, axis in the noisogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe <rel_ampl> :DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<rel_ampl>::={ 10 | 20 | 50 | 100 } [dBc/Hz] specifies full-scale value of the color axis. TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:COLor:SCALe:RANGe 100 sets full-scale value of the color axis to 100 dBc/Hz.
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:X[:SCALe]:STARt(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the noisogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:X[:SCALe]:STARt <freq> :DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:X[:SCALe]:STARt?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the noisogram. Range: 10 Hz to 100 MHz. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:X:SCALe:STARt 1kHz sets the minimum horizontal value to 1 kHz.
:DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:X[:SCALe]:STOP(?)
Sets or queries the maximum horizontal value (right edge) in the noisogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:X[:SCALe]:STOP <freq> :DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:X[:SCALe]:STOP?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the maximum horizontal value in the noisogram. Range: 10 Hz to 100 MHz. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:X:SCALe:STOP 1MHz sets the maximum horizontal value to 1 MHz.
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal, or frame number, value (bottom) in the noisogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the minimum vertical value in the noisogram. Range: Frame # -40960 to 0. TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to frame # -100.
:DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe(?)
Sets or queries the vertical scale (the number of frames per line) in the noisogram. Frames are thinned out from all the acquired framed data at intervals of the number of frames specified in this command, before the noisogram is displayed. For example, if you set the argument to 5, the data will be displayed every 5 frames.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe <value> :DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the vertical scale in the noisogram. Range: 1 to 1024 frames per line. TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency:NGRam:Y:SCALe:PLINe 5 displays the data in the noisogram every 5 frames.
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform Subgroup
The :DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform commands control the time domain display in the signal source analysis. This command group is valid in the frequency versus time measurement only. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected TIMSSOURCE (signal source analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command. The :DISPLay:SSOurce:WAVeform commands are valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to FVTime (Frequency versus Time).
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :SSOurce :WAVeform :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVsion :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVsion
Parameter
<time> <time>
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <time> :DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<time>::=<NRf> sets the minimum horizontal value. For the setting range, refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192. TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:X:SCALe:OFFSet -100ms sets the minimum horizontal value to -100 ms.
:DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <time> :DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<time>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale. For the setting range, refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192. TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:X:SCALe:PDIVision 10ms sets the horizontal scale to 10 ms/div.
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale.
:DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the time domain display.
:DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis in the time domain display to the default full-scale value.
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:DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <ampl> :DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum value of the vertical axis. For the setting range, refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -4 TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100kHz sets the minimum vertical value to -100 kHz in the frequency vs. time view.
:DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <ampl> :DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale. For the setting range, refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -4 TIMSSOURCE :DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 50kHz sets the vertical scale to 50 kHz/div in the frequency vs. time view.
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod Subgroup
The :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod commands control display of the main view and subview for the GSM/EDGE modulation analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMGSMEDGE (GSM/EDGE analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :GSMedge :DDEMod :MVIew FILTer :EINVerse :FORMat :STIMe :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANGe :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :RANGe :SVIew FILTer :EINVerse :FORMat
Parameter
<boolean> CONSte | VECTor | EVM | MERRor | PERRor | OFF SYMBol | ISYMbol
:STIMe :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANGe :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :RANGe
<boolean> IQVTime | SPECtrum | CONSte | VECTor | EVM | MERRor | PERRor | IEYE | QEYE | TEYE | STABle SYMBol | ISYMbol
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:FILTer:EINVerse(?)
Determines whether to enable or disable the inverse filter for the EDGE signal on the main view set to constellation in the GSM/EDGE analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is CONSte and [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MODulation is EDGE.
Syntax
:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:FILTer:EINVerse { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:FILTer:EINVerse?
Arguments
OFF or 0 disables the inverse filter for the EDGE signal. ON or 1 enables the inverse filter for the EDGE signal.
DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:FILTer:EINVerse ON enables the inverse filter for the EDGE signal. :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat, [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MODulation
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat(?)
Selects or queries the display format of the main view in the GSM/EDGE analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat { CONSte | VECTor | EVM | MERRor | PERRor | OFF } :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat?
Arguments
Table 2- shows the arguments and the display formats. -48 Table 2- 48: Main view display formats
Argument CONSte VECTor EVM MERRor PERRor OFF Display format Constellation Vector Error vector magnitude (EVM) Magnitude error Phase error Hides all measurement results.
DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat CONSte selects constellation for the main view. :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:STIMe(?)
Sets or queries the slice timing on the main view set to constellation in the GSM/EDGE analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:EINVerse is OFF, :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is CONSte and [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MODulation is EDGE.
Syntax
:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:STIMe { SYMBol | ISYMbol } :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:STIMe?
Arguments
SYMBol displays a red point at the symbol position. ISYMbol displays a red point halfway between two symbols.
DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:STIMe SYMBol displays a red point at the symbol position. :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:EINVerse, :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat, [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MODulation
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the main view in the GSM/EDGE analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the main view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:X:SCALe:OFFSet -20ms sets the minimum horizontal value to - ms when the main view displays -20 EVM. :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the main view in the GSM/EDGE analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the main view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:X:SCALe:RANGe 50us sets the full-scale value of the horizontal axis to 50 ms when the main view displays EVM. :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the main view in the GSM/EDGE analysis. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to fit the waveform to the screen. This command is valid when :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to EVM, MERRor, or PERRor.
:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the main view. :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the vertical axis in the main view to the default full-scale value in the GSM/EDGE analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to EVM, MERRor, or PERRor.
:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the main views vertical axis to the default full-scale value. :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value in the main view (bottom edge) in the GSM/EDGE analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to EVM, MERRor, or PERRor.
Syntax
:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the main view. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -1 DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:OFFSet 10pct sets the minimum vertical value to 10% when the main view displays EVM. :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the vertical axis in the main view in the GSM/EDGE analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to EVM, MERRor, or PERRor.
Syntax
:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the vertical axis in the main view. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appen-1 dix D. DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:RANGe 50pct sets full-scale value of the vertical axis to 50% when the the main view displays EVM. :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:FILTer:EINVerse(?)
Determines whether to enable or disable the inverse filter for the EDGE signal on the subview set to constellation in the GSM/EDGE analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is CONSte and [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MODulation is EDGE.
Syntax
:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:FILTer:EINVerse { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:FILTer:EINVerse?
Arguments
OFF or 0 disables the inverse filter for the EDGE signal. ON or 1 enables the inverse filter for the EDGE signal.
DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:FILTer:EINVerse ON enables the inverse filter for the EDGE signal in the subview. :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat, [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MODulation
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat(?)
Selects or queries the display format of the subview in the GSM/EDGE analysis. This command is valid when the measurement item is modulation accuracy (MACCuracy), mean carrier power (MCPower), modulation spectrum (MODulation), or power versus time (PVTime).
Syntax
:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat { IQVTime | FVTime | CONSte | VECTor | EVM | MERRor | PERRor | IEYE | QEYE | TEYE | STABle } :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat?
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Arguments
The arguments and display formats are as follows: Table 2- 49: Subview display formats
Argument IQVTime SPECtrum CONSte VECTor EVM MERRor PERRor IEYE QEYE TEYE STABle Display format IQ level versus Time Spectrum Constellation Vector Error vector magnitude (EVM) Amplitude error Phase error Eye diagram (vertical axis: I data) Eye diagram (vertical axis: Q data) Eye diagram (vertical axis: Phase) Symbol table
NOTE. The display format is fixed to spectrum when the measurement item is switching spectrum (SWITching).
DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat CONSte displays the constellation in the subview. :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat, [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:STIMe(?)
Sets or queries the slice timing on the subview set to constellation in the GSM/EDGE analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:EINVerse is OFF, :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is CONSte and [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MODulation is EDGE.
Syntax
:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:STIMe { SYMBol | ISYMbol } :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:STIMe?
Arguments
SYMBol displays a red point at the symbol position. ISYMbol displays a red point halfway between two symbols.
DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:STIMe SYMBol displays a red point at the symbol position. :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:EINVerse, :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat, [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MODulation
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the subview in the GSM/EDGE analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the subview. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:X:SCALe:OFFSet -2.5 sets the minimum horizontal value to -2.5 when the subview displays the constellation. :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the subview in the GSM/EDGE analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the subview. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:X:SCALe:RANGe 2.5 sets full-scale value of the horizontal axis to 2.5 when the subview displays the constellation. :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the subview in the GSM/EDGE analysis. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to fit the waveform to the screen. This command is valid when :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to IQVTime, FVTime, EVM, MERRor, or PERRor.
:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the subview. :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the vertical axis in the subview to the default full-scale value in the GSM/EDGE analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to IQVTime, FVTime, EVM, MERRor, or PERRor.
:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis in the subview to the default full-scale value. :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value (bottom edge) in the subview in the GSM/EDGE analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to IQVTime, FVTime, EVM, MERRor, or PERRor.
Syntax Arguments
:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> <value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the subview. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -1 DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:OFFSet 10pct sets the minimum vertical value to 10% when the subview displays EVM. :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the vertical axis in the subview in the GSM/EDGE analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to IQVTime, FVTime, EVM, MERRor, or PERRor.
Syntax
:DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the vertical axis in the subview. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appen-1 dix D. DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:RANGe 50pct sets full-scale value of the vertical axis to 50% when the subview displays EVM. :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum Subgroup
The :DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum commands control the spectrum display in the modulation spectrum, the switching spectrum, and the spurious measurements under the GSM/EDGE standard.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :GSMedge :SPECtrum :BMARker :STATe :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVsion :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVsion
Parameter
<boolean>
Prerequisites for Use
To use a command from this group, you must have run at least the following two commands: 1. Run the following command to set the measurement mode to GSM/EDGE: :INSTrument[:SELect] "DEMGSMEDGE" 2. Run one of the following commands to start the modulation spectrum, the switching spectrum, or the spurious measurement. H To start the measurement with the default settings: :CONFigure:GSMedge:MODulation :CONFigure:GSMedge:SWITching or :CONFigure:GSMedge:SPURious To start the measurement without modifying the current settings: [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MEASurement { MODulation | SWITching | SPURious }
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:BMARker:STATe(?)
Determines whether to show the spurious marker in the spurious (SPURious) measurement.
Syntax
:DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:BMARker:STATe { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:BMARker:STATe?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides the spurious marker. ON or 1 shows the spurious marker.
DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:BMARker:STATe ON shows the spurious marker in the spurious measurement.
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (left edge) of the horizontal axis (frequency) in the spectrum view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <freq> :DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the spectrum view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:X:SCALe:OFFSet 100MHz sets the minimum horizontal value to 100 MHz. [:SENSe]:FREQuency:BAND?
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the horizontal scale (frequency per division) in the spectrum view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <freq> :DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> sets the horizontal scale (frequency per division). Range: 5 Hz to 2 MHz (Baseband), 5 Hz to 300 MHz (RF). Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:X:SCALe:PDIVision 100.0E+3 sets the horizontal scale to 100 kHz/div.
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the spectrum view.
:DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the spectrum view.
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <ampl> :DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
<ampl>::=<NRf> sets the minimum vertical value. Range: -200 to +100 dBm. DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm.
:DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <ampl> :DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale in the spectrum view. Range: 0 to 10 dB/div. DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 10 sets the vertical scale to 10 dB/div.
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform Subgroup
The :DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform commands control the time domain display in the main view of the mean carrier power and the power versus time measurements under the GSM/EDGE standard.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :GSMedge :WAVeform :BURSt :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVsion :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVsion
Parameter
FULL | REDGe | FEDGe
<time> <time>
To use a command from this group, you must have run at least the following two commands: 1. Run the following command to set the measurement mode to GSM/EDGE: :INSTrument[:SELect] "DEMGSMEDGE" 2. Run one of the following commands to start the mean carrier power or the power versus time measurement: H To start the measurement with the default settings: :CONFigure:GSMedge:MCPower or :CONFigure:GSMedge:PVTime To start the measurement without modifying the current settings: [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MEASurement { MCPower | PVTime }
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:BURSt(?)
Selects or queries how to expand a burst in the power versus time (PVTime) measurement. This command is executed only when display data exists.
Syntax
:DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:BURSt { FULL | REDGe | FEDGe } :DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:BURSt?
Arguments
FULL displays the entire burst. REDGe expands the rising edge horizontally. FEDGe expands the falling edge horizontally.
DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:BURSt REDGe expands the rising edge horizontally.
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <time> :DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<time>::=<NRf> sets the minimum horizontal value. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:X:SCALe:OFFSet -100us sets the minimum horizontal value to -100 ms.
:DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <time> :DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<time>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:X:SCALe:PDIVision 10us sets the horizontal scale to 10 ms/div.
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale.
:DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis in the time domain display to the default full-scale value.
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:DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <ampl> :DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum value of the vertical axis. For the setting range, refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -1 DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm.
:DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <ampl> :DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale. For the setting range, refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -1 DEMGSMEDGE :DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 10 sets the vertical scale to 10 dB/div.
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF Subgroup
The :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF commands control the CCDF measurement view under the cdma2000 forward or reverse link standard.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K :CCDF :LINE :GAUSsian [:STATe] :REFerence [:STATe] :STORe :X [:SCALe] :AUTO :MAXimum :OFFSet :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :MAXimum :MINimum
Parameter
<boolean> <boolean>
<boolean> <numeric_value> <numeric_value>
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:LINE:GAUSsian[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to display the Gaussian line on the CCDF view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:LINE:GAUSsian[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:CCDF:LINE:GAUSsian[:STATe]?
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the Gaussian line display. OFF or 0 disables the Gaussian line display.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:CCDF:LINE:GAUSsian ON displays the Gaussian line on the CCDF view under the cdma2000 forward link standard.
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:LINE:REFerence[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to display the most recently stored reference line on the CCDF view. This command is available only when a reference line is stored in the instrument memory.
Syntax
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:LINE:REFerence[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:LINE:REFerence[:STATe]?
Arguments
ON or 1 enables to display the reference line. OFF or 0 disables to display the reference line.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:CCDF:LINE:REFerence ON displays the most recently stored reference line on the CCDF view under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :DISPLay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:LINE:REFerence:STORe
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:LINE:REFerence:STORe (No Query Form)

Stores the line currently being displayed on the CCDF view as a reference line.
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:CCDF:LINE:REFerence:STORe None DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:CCDF:LINE:REFerence:STORe stores the line currently being displayed on the CCDF view as a reference line under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :DISPLay:FL1XEVO|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:LINE:REFerence:[:STATe]
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:AUTO(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:AUTO { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:AUTO?
Arguments
ON or 1 specifies that the horizontal scale is set automatically. OFF or 0 specifies that the horizontal scale is set manually (default). Use the :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:MAXimum and DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet commands to set the horizontal axis.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:CCDF:X:SCALe:AUTO ON specifies that the horizontal scale is set automatically on the CCDF view under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:MAXimum :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:MAXimum(?)
Sets or queries the maximum horizontal, or power, scale in the CCDF view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:MAXimum <value> :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:MAXimum?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the maximum horizontal value. Range: 0 to 15.01 dB. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:CCDF:X:SCALe:MAXimum 15dB sets the maximum horizontal value to 15 dB on the CCDF view under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:AUTO
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the start value of the horizontal axis. Range: 0 to 15.01 dB. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:CCDF:X:SCALe:OFFSet 10dB sets the start value of the horizontal axis to 10 dB on the CCDF view under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:AUTO
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the CCDF view. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis so that the whole waveform is displayed on the screen.
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:CCDF:Y:SCALe:FIT runs auto-scale on the CCDF view under the cdma2000 forward link standard.
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:CCDF:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the CCDF view under the cdma2000 forward link standard.
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:MAXimum(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:MAXimum <value> :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:MAXimum?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the maximum vertical value. Range: 10- 9 to 100% DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:CCDF:Y:SCALe:MAXimum 90PCT sets the maximum vertical value to 90% in the CCDF view under the cdma2000 forward link standard.
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:MINimum(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:MINimum <value> :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:MINimum?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value. Range: 10- 9 to 100% DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:CCDF:Y:SCALe:MINimum 20PCT sets the minimum vertical value to 20% in the CCDF view under the cdma2000 forward link standard.
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod Subgroup
The :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod commands control display of the main view and subview for the digital modulation related measurement under the cdma2000 forward link or reverse link standard.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K :DDEMod :MView :CORDer :FORMat
Parameter
HADamard | BREVerse CDPower | MACCuracy | EVM | MERRor | PERRor | PCGRam | STABle | IQPower
:X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANGe :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PUNit :RANGe :SView :FORMat :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANGe :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :RANGe <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value>
<numeric_value> RELative|ABSolute <numeric_value> SPECtrum | IQPower | CONSte | EVM | MERRor | PERRor
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:CORDer(?)
Sets or queries the code order of the main view in the digital modulation related measurement. This command is available only when the code domain power measurement is enabled and the :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMatcommand is set to CDPower or PCGram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:CORDer { HADamard | BREVerse } :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:CORDer?
Arguments
HADamard specifies the hadamard code order. BREVerse specifies bit reverse.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:CORDer HADamard selects the hadamard code order for the code domain power measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat(?)
Selects or queries the display format of the main view in the digital modulation related measurement.
Syntax
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat { CDPower | MACCuracy | EVM | MERRor | PERRor | PCGRam | STABle | IQPower } :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat?
Arguments
The arguments and display formats are as follows: Table 2- 50: Display format of the main view
Argument CDPower MACCuracy EVM MERRor PERRor PCGRam STABle IQPower Display format Code domain power Modulation accuracy Error vector magnitude (EVM) Amplitude error Phase error Power codogram Symbol table IQ power graph
NOTE. The arguments CDPower, PCGram, and IQPower are available only when the [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MEASurement command is set to CDPower. The arguments MACCuracy, EVM, MERRor, PERRor, and STABle are available only when the [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MEASurement command is set to MACCuracy.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat CDPower selects the code domain power measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the main view during the digital modulation related measurement.
Syntax
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFset <value> :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFset?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the main view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:X:SCALe:OFFSet 10 sets the minimum horizontal value to 10 chips when the main view displays EVM under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the main view during the digital modulation related measurement.
Syntax
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the main view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:X:SCALe:RANGe 512 sets the full-scale value of the horizontal axis to 512 chips when the main view displays EVM under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the main view during the digital modulation related measurement. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis so that the whole waveform is displayed on the screen.
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:FIT runs auto-scale on the main view under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the vertical axis in the main view to the default full-scale value during the digital modulation related measurement.
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis in the main view to the default full-scale value under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the main view during the digital modulation related measurement.
Syntax
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the main view. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -6 DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -1mPCT sets the minimum vertical value to -1m% when the main view displays EVM under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit(?)
Selects or queries the unit on the Y, or power, axis in the main view during the digital modulation related measurement. This command is available only when the :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod :MVIew:FORMat command is set to CDPower or PCGRam.
Syntax
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit { RELative | ABSolute } :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit?
Arguments
RELative represents the relative channel power to the total power of all the channels along the Y axis in dB. ABSolute represents the absolute power of each channel along the Y axis in dBm.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:PUNit ABSolute sets the Y axis unit in the main view to Absolute under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the vertical axis in the main view during the digital modulation related measurement.
Syntax
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the full-scale value of the vertical axis in the main view. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in -6 Appendix D. DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:RANGe 10PCT sets the full-scale value of the vertical axis to 10% when the main view displays EVM under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat(?)
Selects or queries the display format of the subview in the digital modulation related measurement.
Syntax
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat { SPECtrum | IQPower | CONSte | EVM | MERRor | PERRor } :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat?
Arguments
The arguments and display formats are as follows: Table 2- 51: Display format in the subview
Argument SPECtrum IQPower CONSte EVM MERRor PERRor Display format Spectrum IQ power graph Constellation Error vector magnitude (EVM) Amplitude error Phase error
NOTE. The IQPower argument is available only when the [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K |:RLCDMA2K:MEASurement command is set to CDPower or MACCuracy.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat SPECtrum displays the spectrum in the subview under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFset <value> :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFset?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the subview. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:X:SCALe:OFFSet 10 sets the minimum horizontal value to 10 chips when the subview displays EVM under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the subview during the digital modulation related measurement.
Syntax
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the subview. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:X:SCALe:RANGe 512 sets the full-scale value of the horizontal axis to 512 chips when the subview displays EVM under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the subview during the digital modulation related measurement. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis so that the whole waveform is displayed on the screen.
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:FIT runs auto-scale on the subview under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the vertical axis in the subview to the default full-scale value during the digital modulation related measurement.
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis in the subview to the default full-scale value under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the subview during the digital modulation related measurement.
Syntax
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the subview. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -6 DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100dBm sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm when the subview displays spectrum under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the vertical axis in the subview during the digital modulation related measurement.
Syntax
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the full-scale value of the vertical axis in the subview. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in -6 Appendix D. DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:RANGe 100dB sets the full-scale value of the vertical axis to 100 dB when the subview displays spectrum under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum Subgroup
The :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum commands control the spectrum display in the channel power, intermodulation, spectrum emission mask (SEM), and occupied bandwidth measurements under the cdma2000 forward link or reverse link standard.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K :SPECtrum :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVison :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVison
Parameter
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the spectrum view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:X:SCALe:OFFSet 100MHz sets the minimum horizontal value to 100 MHz in the spectrum view under the cdma2000 forward link standard.
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <value> :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale in the spectrum view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:X:SCALe:PDIVision 100kHz sets the horizontal scale to 100 kHz/div in the spectrum view under the cdma2000 forward link standard.
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the spectrum view. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis so that the whole waveform is displayed on the screen.
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:FIT runs auto-scale on the spectrum view under the cdma2000 forward link standard.
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the spectrum view under the cdma2000 forward link standard.
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:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical, or amplitude value (bottom) in the spectrum view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value. Range: -200 to 100 dBm DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100dBm sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm in the spectrum view under the cdma2000 forward link standard.
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <value> :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale in the spectrum view. Range: 0 to 10 dB/div DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 10 sets the vertical scale to 10 dB/div in the spectrum view under the cdma2000 forward link standard.
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:DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform Subgroup
The :DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform commands control the time domain display in the main view of the gated output power measurement under the cdma2000 reverse link standard.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :RLCDMA2K :WAVeform :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVison :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVison
Parameter
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:DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (left edge) of the horizontal axis (frequency) in the time domain display.
Syntax
:DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value. Range: approximately -416.67 s to approximately 415 s (since the resolution of the time axis depends on the span setting of the instrument, the upper and lower limit values are set to the nearest value of a multiple of its resolution.) DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform:X:SCALe:OFFSet -100us sets the minimum horizontal value to -100 s in the time domain display under the cdma2000 reverse link standard.
:DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <value> :DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale. Range: approximately 0.1627 s to approximately 833.33 s (since the resolution of the time axis depends on the span setting of the instrument, the upper and lower limit values are set to the nearest value of a multiple of its resolution.) DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:WAVeform:X:SCALe:PDIVision 10us sets the horizontal scale to 10 s/div in the time domain display under the cdma2000 forward link standard.
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:DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the time domain display. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis so that the whole waveform is displayed on the screen.
:DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:FIT runs auto-scale on the time domain display under the cdma2000 reverse link standard.
:DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the time domain display under the cdma2000 reverse link standard.
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:DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical, or amplitude value (bottom) in the time domain display.
Syntax
:DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value. Range: -200 to 100 dBm DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100dBm sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm in the time domain display under the cdma2000 reverse link standard.
:DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the vertical, or amplitude, scale (per division) in the time domain display.
Syntax
:DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <numeric_value> :DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale in the time domain display. Range: 1.0 E- to 10 dB -5 DEMRLCDMA2K :DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 10dB sets the vertical scale to 10 dB/div in the time domain display under the cdma2000 reverse link standard.
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF Subgroup
The :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF commands control the CCDF measurement view under the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO :CCDF :LINE :GAUSsian [:STATe] :REFerence [:STATe] :STORe :X [:SCALe] :AUTO :MAXimum :OFFSet :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :MAXimum :MINimum
Parameter
<boolean> <boolean>
<boolean> <numeric_value> <numeric_value>
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:LINE:GAUSsian[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to display the Gaussian line on the CCDF view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:LINE:GAUSsian[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:LINE:GAUSsian[:STATe]?
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the Gaussian line display. OFF or 0 disables the Gaussian line display.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:CCDF:LINE:GAUSsian:STATe ON displays the Gaussian line on the CCDF view under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard.
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:LINE:REFerence[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to display the most recently stored reference line on the CCDF view. This command is available only when a reference line is stored in the instrument memory.
Syntax
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|RL1XEVDO:CCDF:LINE:REFerence[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|RL1XEVDO:CCDF:LINE:REFerence[:STATe]?
Arguments
ON or 1 enables to display the reference line. OFF or 0 disables to display the reference line.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:CCDF:LINE:REFerence:STATe ON displays the most recently stored reference line on the CCDF view under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :DISPLay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:LINE:REFerence:STORe
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:LINE:REFerence:STORe (No Query Form)

Stores the line currently being displayed on the CCDF view as a reference line.
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:LINE:REFerence:STORe None DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:CCDF:LINE:REFerence:STORe stores the line currently being displayed on the CCDF view as a reference line under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :DISPLay:FL1XEVO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:LINE:REFerence:[:STATe]
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:AUTO(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:AUTO { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:AUTO?
Arguments
ON or 1 specifies that the horizontal scale is set automatically. OFF or 0 specifies that the horizontal scale is set manually (default). Use the :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:MAXimum and DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO :CCDF:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet commands to set the horizontal axis.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:CCDF:X:SCALe:AUTO ON specifies that the horizontal scale is set automatically on the CCDF view under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:MAXimum, :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:MAXimum(?)
Sets or queries the maximum horizontal, or power, scale in the CCDF view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:MAXimum <value> :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:MAXimum?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the maximum horizontal value. Range: 0 to 15.01 dB. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:CCDF:X:SCALe:MAXimum 15dB sets the maximum horizontal value to 15 dB on the CCDF view under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:AUTO
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the start value of the horizontal axis. Range: 0 to 15.01 dB. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:CCDF:X:SCALe:OFFSet 10dB sets the start value of the horizontal axis to 10 dB on the CCDF view under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:AUTO
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the CCDF view. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis so that the whole waveform is displayed on the screen.
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:CCDF:Y:SCALe:FIT runs auto-scale on the CCDF view under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard.
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:CCDF:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the CCDF view under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard.
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:MAXimum(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:MAXimum <value> :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:MAXimum?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the maximum vertical value. Range: 10- 9 to 100% DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:CCDF:Y:SCALe:MAXimum 90PCT sets the maximum vertical value to 90% in the CCDF view under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard.
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:MINimum(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:MINimum <value> :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:Y[:SCALe]:MINimum?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value. Range: 10- 9 to 100% DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:CCDF:Y:SCALe:MINimum 20PCT sets the minimum vertical value to 20% in the CCDF view under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard.
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod Subgroup
The :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod commands control display of the main view and subview for the digital modulation related measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO :DDEMod :MView :CORDer :FORMat
Parameter
HADamard | BREVerse CDPower | MACCuracy | EVM | MERRor | PERRor | PCGRam | STABle | IQPower
:X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANGe :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PUNit :RANGe :SView :FORMat :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANGe :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :RANGe <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value>
<numeric_value> RELative|ABSolute <numeric_value> SPECtrum | IQPower | CONSte | EVM | MERRor | PERRor
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:CORDer(?)
Sets or queries the code order of the main view in the digital modulation related measurement. This command is valid when the code domain power measurement is enabled and :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is CDPower or PCGram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:FL1xEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:CORDer { HADamard | BREVerse } :DISPlay:FL1xEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:CORDer?
Arguments
HADamard specifies the hadamard code order. BREVerse specifies bit reverse.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:CORDer HADamard selects the hadamard code order for the code domain power measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat { CDPower | MACCuracy | EVM | MERRor | PERRor | PCGRam | STABle | IQPower } :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat?
Arguments
The arguments and display formats are as follows: Table 2- 52: Display format of the main view
Argument CDPower MACCuracy EVM MERRor PERRor PCGRam STABle IQPower Display format Code domain power Modulation accuracy Error vector magnitude (EVM) Amplitude error Phase error Power codogram Symbol table IQ power graph
NOTE. The CDPower, PCGram, and IQPower arguments are available only when the [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MEASurement command is set to CDPower. The MACCuracy, EVM, MERRor, PERRor, and STABle arguments are available only when the [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MEASurement command is set to MACCuracy.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat CDPower selects the code domain power measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat, [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFset <value> :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFset?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the main view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:X:SCALe:OFFSet 10 sets the minimum horizontal value to 10 chips when the main view displays EVM under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the main view during the digital modulation related measurement.
Syntax
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the main view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:X:SCALe:RANGe 512 sets the full-scale value of the horizontal axis to 512 chips when the main view displays EVM under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:FIT runs auto-scale on the main view under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:FULL sets vertical axis in the main view to the default full-scale value under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value in the main view (bottom) during the digital modulation related measurement.
Syntax
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the main view. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -7 DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -10PCT sets the minimum vertical value to -10% when the main view displays EVM under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit(?)
Selects or queries the unit on the Y, or power, axis in the main view during the digital modulation related measurement. This command is available only when the :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod :MVIew:FORMat command is set to CDPower or PCGRam.
Syntax
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit { RELative | ABSolute } :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit?
Arguments
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:PUNit ABSolute sets the Y axis unit in the main view to Absolute under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the full-scale value of the vertical axis in the main view. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in -7 Appendix D. DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:RANGe 10PCT sets the full-scale value of the vertical axis to 10% when the main view displays EVM under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat { SPECtrum | IQPower | CONSte | EVM | MERRor | PERRor } :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat?
Arguments
The arguments and display formats are as follows: Table 2- 53: Display format in the subview
Argument SPECtrum IQPower CONSte EVM MERRor PERRor Display format Spectrum IQ power graph Constellation Error vector magnitude (EVM) Amplitude error Phase error
NOTE. The argument IQPower is available only when the [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO| :RL1XEVDO:MEASurement command is set to CDPower or MACCuracy.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat SPECtrum displays the spectrum in the subview under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFset <value> :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFset?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the subview. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:X:SCALe:OFFSet 10 sets the minimum horizontal value to 10 chips when the subview displays EVM under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the subview during the digital modulation related measurement.
Syntax
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the subview. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:X:SCALe:RANGe 512 sets the full-scale value of the horizontal axis to 512 chips when the subview displays EVM under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:FIT runs auto-scale on the subview under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis in the subview to the default full-scale value under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value in the subview (bottom) during the digital modulation related measurement.
Syntax
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the subview. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -7 DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100dBm sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm when the subview displays spectrum under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the full-scale value of the vertical axis in the subview. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in -7 Appendix D. DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:RANGe 100dB sets the full-scale value of the vertical axis to 100 dB when the subview displays spectrum under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum Subgoup
The :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum commands control the spectrum display in the channel power, intermodulation, spectrum emission mask (SEM), and occupied bandwidth measurements under the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO :SPECtrum :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVison :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVison
Parameter
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the spectrum view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:X:SCALe:OFFSet 100MHZ sets the minimum horizontal value to 100 MHz in the spectrum view under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard.
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <value> :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale in the spectrum view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:X:SCALe:PDIVision 100kHz sets the horizontal scale to 100 kHz/div in the spectrum view under the 1xEVDO forward link standard.
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the spectrum view. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis so that the whole waveform is displayed on the screen.
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:FIT runs auto-scale on the spectrum view under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard.
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the spectrum view under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard.
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value. Range: -200 to 100 dBm DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100dBm sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm in the spectrum view under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard.
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <value> :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale in the spectrum view. Range: 0 to 10 dB/div DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 10dB sets the vertical scale to 10 dB/div in the spectrum view under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard.
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform Subgroup
The :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform commands control the time domain display in the main view of the gated output power measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :FL1XEVDO :WAVeform :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVison :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVison
Parameter
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (left edge) of the horizontal axis (frequency) in the time domain display.
Syntax
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value. Range: approximately -416.67 s to approximately 415 s (since the resolution of the time axis depends on the span setting of the instrument, the upper and lower limit values are set to the nearest value of a multiple of its resolution.) DEMFL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform:X:SCALe:OFFSet -100us sets the minimum horizontal value to -100 s in the time domain display under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard.
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <value> :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale. Range: approximately 0.1627 s to approximately 833.33 s (since the resolution of the time axis depends on the span setting of the instrument, the upper and lower limit values are set to the nearest value of a multiple of its resolution.) DEMFL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform:X:SCALe:PDIVision 10us sets the horizontal scale to 10 s/div in the time domain display under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard.
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the time domain display. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis so that the whole waveform is displayed on the screen.
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMFL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:FIT runs auto-scale on the time domain display under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard.
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMFL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the time domain display under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard.
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:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical, or amplitude value (bottom) in the time domain display.
Syntax
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value. Range: -200 to 100 dB DEMFL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100dBm sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm in the time domain display under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard.
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the vertical, or amplitude, scale (per division) in the time domain display.
Syntax
:DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <value> :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale in the time domain display. Range: 1.0 E- to 10 dB -5 DEMFL1XEVDO :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 10dB sets the vertical scale to 10 dB/div in the time domain display under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard.
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod Subgroup
The :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod commands control display of the main view and subview for the digital modulation related measurement under TD-SCDMA standard. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMTD_SCDMA (TD-SCDMA analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :TD_SCDMA :DDEMod :MView :FORMat
Parameter
:RADix :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVision :RANGe :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVision :PUNit :RANGe :ZOOM :MCONtrol [:STARt] :END :MRPower :OPOWer :TSLot [:START]
MACCuracy | SCONste | EVM | MERRor | PERRor | CDPower | CVSFrame | CVSYmbol | PCGRam | TPVTime | LPVTime | SPVTime | STable BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal
<numeric_value> <numeric_value> RELative|ABSolute <numeric_value>
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:SView :FORMat
:RADix :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVision :RANGe :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVision :PUNit :RANGe :ZOOM :MCONtrol [:STARt] :END :TSLot [:START]
SPECtrum | MACCuracy | SCONste | EVM | MERRor | PERRor | CDPower | CVSFrame | CVSYmbol | PCGRam | TPVTime | LPVTime | SPVTime | STable BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal
<numeric_value> RELative | ABSolute RELative | ABSolute <numeric_value>
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat { MACCuracy | SCONste | EVM | MERRor | PERRor | CDPower | CVSFrame | CVSYmbol | PCGRam | TPVTime | LPVTime | SPVTime | STABle } :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat?
Arguments
The arguments and display formats are as follows:

Argument MACCuracy SCONste EVM MERRor PERRor CDPower CVSFrame CVSYmbol PCGRam TPVTime SPVTime STABle Display format Modulation accuracy Symbol constellation Error vector magnitude (EVM) Amplitude (magnitude) error Phase error Code domain power Code domain power versus subframe Code domain power versus symbol Power codogram time slot power versus time Subframe power versus time Symbol table
NOTE. The arguments CDPower and PCGRam are available only when the [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MEASurement command is set to CDPower. The arguments MACCuracy, EVM,MERRor, PERRor, and STABle are available only when the [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MEASurement command is set to MACCuracy.
Measurement Modes
DEMTD_SCDMA
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Examples
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat CDPower selects the code domain power measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix(?)
Sets or queries the base of symbols on the main view during the TD-SCDMA analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew :FORMat is set to STABle.
Syntax
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix { BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal } :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix?
Arguments
The arguments and base display are as follows:

Argument BINary OCTal HEXadecimal Base Binary notation Octal notation Hexadecimal notation
DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix BINary sets the main view display to show the symbols in binary under the TD-SCDMA standard.
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the main view during the digital modulation related measurement. NOTE. This command is not available when :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod :MVIew:FORMat is set to MACCuracy.
Syntax
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFset <numeric_value> :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFset?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the main view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:X:SCALe:OFFSet 10 sets the minimum horizontal value to 10 chips when the main view displays EVM under the TD-SCDMA standard. :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the horizontal, or time, scale (per division) in the main view. This command is valid when :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to TPVTime, LPVTime, or SPVTime.
Syntax
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <numeric_value> :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale in the main view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:X:SCALe:PDIVision 1us sets the horizontal scale to 1 ms/div in the main view under the TD-SCDMA standard.
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the main view during the digital modulation related measurement. NOTE. This command is not available when :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to MACCuracy.
Syntax
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <numeric_value> :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NRf> specifies the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the main view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:X:SCALe:RANGe 512 sets the full-scale value of the horizontal axis to 512 chips when the main view displays EVM under the TD-SCDMA standard. :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:FIT runs auto-scale on the main view under the TD-SCDMA standard. :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the main views vertical axis to the default full-scale value under the TD-SCDMA standard. :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value in the main view (bottom) during the digital modulation related measurement.
Syntax
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <numeric_value> :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the main view. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in -8 Appendix D. DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -1mPCT sets the minimum vertical value to -1m% when the main view displays EVM under the TD-SCDMA standard. :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the vertical, or power, scale (per division) in the main view. This command is valid when :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to TPVTime, LPVTime, or SPVTime.
Syntax
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <numeric_value> :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
<numeric_value>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale in the main view. DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision 1dBm sets the vertical scale to 1 dBm/div in the main view under the TD-SCDMA standard.
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit(?)
Selects or queries the unit on the Y, or power, axis in the main view during the digital modulation related measurement. This command is valid when :DISPlay :TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to CDPower, CVSYmbol, or CVSFrame.
Syntax
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit { RELative | ABSolute } :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit?
Arguments
DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:PUNit ABSolute sets the Y axis unit in the main view to Absolute under the TD-SCDMA standard. :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe <numeric_value> :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NRf> specifies the full-scale value of the vertical axis in the main view. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -8 DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:RANGe 10PCT sets the full-scale value of the vertical axis to 10% when the main view displays EVM under the TD-SCDMA standard. :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:ZOOM:MCONtrol[:STARt] (No Query Form)

Sets the zoom to the transmit mask start in the main view during the digital modulation related measurement. This command is valid when :DISPlay :TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to LPVTime.
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:ZOOM:MCONtrol[:STARt] None DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:ZOOM:MCONtrol:STARt Sets the zoom to the transmit mask start.
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:ZOOM:MCONtrol:END (No Query Form)

Sets the zoom to the transmit mask end in the main view during the digital modulation related measurement. This command is valid when :DISPlay :TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to LPVTime.
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:ZOOM:MCONtrol:END None DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:ZOOM:MCONtrol:END Sets the zoom to the transmit mask end.
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:ZOOM:MCONtrol:MRPower (No Query Form)

Sets the zoom to the maximum transmit mid-ramp power in the main view during the digital modulation related measurement. This command is valid only when :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to LPVTime.
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:ZOOM:MCONtrol:MRPower None DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:ZOOM:MCONtrol:MRPower Sets the zoom to the maximum transmit mid-ramp power
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:ZOOM:MCONtrol:OPOWer (No Query Form)

Sets the zoom to the maximum transmit off power in the main view during the digital modulation related measurement. This command is valid only when :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to LPVTime.
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:ZOOM:MCONtrol:OPOWer None DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:ZOOM:MCONtrol:OPOWer Sets the zoom to the maximum transmit off power.
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:ZOOM:TSLot[:START] (No Query Form)

Sets the zoom to the time slot start in the main view during the digital modulation related measurement. This command is valid only when :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA :DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to TPVTime.
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:ZOOM:TSLot[:START] None DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:ZOOM:TSLot:START Sets the zoom to the time slot start.
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat { SPECtrum | MACCuracy | SCONste | EVM | MERRor | PERRor | CDPower | CVSFrame | CVSYmbol | PCGRam | TPVTime | LPVTime | SPVTime | STable } :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat?
Arguments
The arguments and display formats are as follows:

Argument SPECtrum MACCuracy SCONste EVM MERRor PERRor CDPower CVSFrame CVSYmbol PCGRam TPVTime LPVTime SPVTime STABle Display format Spectrum Modulation accuracy Symbol constellation Error vector magnitude (EVM) Amplitude (magnitude) error Phase error Code domain power Code domain power versus subframe Code domain power versus symbol Power codogram time slot power versus time Power versus time with limit mask Subframe power versus time Symbol table
DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat SPECtrum displays the spectrum in the subview under the TD-SCDMA standard. :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:RADix(?)
Sets or queries the base of symbols on the subview during the TD-SCDMA analysis. NOTE. This command is valid only when :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SVIew :FORMat is set to STABle.
Syntax
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:RADix { BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal } :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:RADix?
Arguments
The arguments and base display are as follows:

Argument BINary OCTal HEXadecimal Base Binary notation Octal notation Hexadecimal notation
DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:RADix BINary sets the subview display to show the symbols in binary under the TD-SCDMA standard.
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the subview during the digital modulation related measurement. NOTE. This command is not available when :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod :SVIew:FORMat is set to MACCuracy.
Syntax
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <numeric_value> :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the subview. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:X:SCALe:OFFSet 10 sets the minimum horizontal value to 10 chips when the subview displays EVM under the TD-SCDMA standard. :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the horizontal, or time, scale (per division) in the subview. This command is valid when :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to TPVTime, LPVTime, or SPVTime.
Syntax
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <numeric_value> :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale in the subview. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision 1us sets the horizontal scale to 1 ms/div in the subview under the TD-SCDMA standard.
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the subview during the digital modulation related measurement. NOTE. This command is not available when :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod :SVIew:FORMat is set to MACCuracy.
Syntax
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <numeric_value> :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NRf> specifies the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the subview. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:X:SCALe:RANGe 512 sets the full-scale value of the horizontal axis to 512 chips when the subview displays EVM under the TD-SCDMA standard. :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:FIT runs auto-scale on the subview under the TD-SCDMA standard. :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the subviews vertical axis to the default full-scale value under the TD-SCDMA standard. :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the subview during the digital modulation related measurement. NOTE. NOTE. This command is not available when :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA :DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to MACCuracy.
Syntax
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet<numeric_value> :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the subview. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in -8 Appendix D. DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100dB sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm when the subview displays spectrum under the TD-SCDMA standard. :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the vertical, or power, scale (per division) in the subview. This command is valid when :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to TPVTime, LPVTime, or SPVTime.
Syntax
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <numeric_value> :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
<numeric_value>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale in the subview. DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 1dBm sets the vertical scale to 1 dBm/div in the subview under the TD-SCDMA standard.
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit(?)
Selects or queries the unit on the Y, or power, axis in the subview during the digital modulation related measurement. This command is valid when :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to CDPower, CVSYmbol, PCGRam, or CVSFrame.
Syntax
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit{RELative|ABSolute} :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit?
Arguments
DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:PUNit ABSolute sets the Y axis unit in the subview to Absolute under the TD-SCDMA standard. :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe <numeric_value> :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NRf> specifies the full-scale value of the vertical axis in the subview. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D-8 in Appendix D. DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:RANGe 100dB sets the full-scale value of the vertical axis to 100 dB when the subview displays spectrum under the TD-SCDMA standard. :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:ZOOM:MCONtrol[:STARt] (No Query Form)

Sets the zoom to the transmit mask start in the subview during the digital modulation related measurement. This command is valid only when :DISPlay :TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to LPVTime.
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:ZOOM:MCONtrol[:STARt] None DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:ZOOM:MCONtrol[:STARt] Sets the zoom to the transmit mask start.
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:ZOOM:MCONtrol:END (No Query Form)

Sets the zoom to the transmit mask end in the subview during the digital modulation related measurement. This command is valid only when :DISPlay :TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to LPVTime.
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:ZOOM:MCONtrol:END None DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:ZOOM:MCONtrol:END Sets the zoom to the transmit mask end.
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:ZOOM:TSLot[:START] (No Query Form)

Sets the zoom to the time slot start in the subview during the digital modulation related measurement. This command is available only when :DISPlay :TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to TPVTime.
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:ZOOM:TSLot[:START] None DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:SVIew:ZOOM:TSLot[:START] Sets the zoom to the time slot start.
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum Subgroup
The :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum commands control the spectrum display in the channel power, intermodulation, spectrum emission mask (SEM), and occupied bandwidth measurements under the TD-SCDMA standard. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMTD_SCDMA (TD-SCDMA analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :TD_SCDMA :SPECtrum :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVison :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVison
Parameter
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <numeric_value> :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the spectrum view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:X:SCALe:OFFSet 100MHz sets the minimum horizontal value to 100 MHz in the spectrum view under the TD-SCDMA standard.
Measurement Modes Example
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <numeric_value> :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale in the spectrum view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:X:SCALe:PDIVision 100kHz sets the horizontal scale to 100 kHz/div in the spectrum view under the TD-SCDMA standard.
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs autoscale on the spectrum view. The auto-scale automatically sets the value and scale of the vertical axis so that the whole waveform is displayed on the screen.
Syntax Arguments Measurement Modes Example
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:FIT runs auto-scale on the spectrum view under the TD-SCDMA standard.
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the spectrum view under the TD-SCDMA standard.
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:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <numeric_value> :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value. Range: -200 to 100 dBm DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100dBm sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm in the spectrum view under the TD-SCDMA standard.
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the vertical, or power, scale (per division) in the spectrum view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <numeric_value> :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale in the spectrum view. Range: 0 to 10 dB/div DEMTD_SCDMA :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 10dB sets the vertical scale to 10 dB/div in the spectrum view under the TD-SCDMA standard.
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod Subgroup
The :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod commands control display of the main view and subview for the IEEE802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMM2WLAN (IEEE802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command. Use the [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement command to select the measurement item in the MIMO (2x2) analysis.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :M2WLAN :DDEMod :MVIew :MCONtent :RADix :RXANtenna [:SELect] :TYPE :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVision :RANGe :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVision :PWUNit :RANGe :UNIT :SVIew :FORMat
Parameter
EVM | MERRor | PERRor BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal ONE | TWO GRAPh | LIST
<numeric_value> <time> <numeric_value>
<numeric_value> <amplitude> DBM | W <numeric_value> HZ | PPM SPECtrum | RX2Waveform | ATGRam | ATFuction | PTGRam | PTFunction | DGRam | DPRofile | CONSte | VECTor | TEVTime | EVTime | PVTime | TEVSc | SCConste | SCVector | EVSC | PVSC | FERRor | STABle EVM | MERRor | PERRor
:MCONtent
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:RADix :RXANtenna [:SELect] :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVision :RANGe :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVision :PWUNit :RANGe :UNIT
BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal ONE | TWO
<numeric_value> <time> <numeric_value>
<numeric_value> <amplitude> DBM | W <numeric_value> HZ | PPM
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:MCONtent(?)
Selects or queries the measurement content of the main view in the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:M2WLAN :MEASurement is set to EVTime or EVSC.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:MCONtent { EVM | MERRor | PERRor } :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:MCONtent?
Arguments
EVM selects the EVM. MERRor selects the magnitude (amplitude) error. PERRor selects the phase error.
DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:MCONtent EVM selects the EVM for the main view content. [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix(?)
Selects or queries the base of symbols in the main view during the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:M2WLAN :MEASurement is set to STABle (symbol table).
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix { BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal } :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix?
Arguments
DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix BINary selects binary notation for the symbol table. :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:RXANtenna[:SELect](?)
Selects or queries the receiving antenna to display data in the main view during the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:RXANtenna[:SELect] { ONE | TWO } :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:RXANtenna[:SELect]?
Arguments
ONE displays the measurement results for signals received by Rx Antenna 1. TWO displays the measurement results for signals received by Rx Antenna 2.
DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:RXANtenna:SELect ONE displays the results for signals received by Rx Antenna 1 in the main view.
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:TYPE(?)
Selects or queries the display type in the main view during the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement is set to other than OFF.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:TYPE { GRAPh | LIST } :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:TYPE?
Arguments
GRAPh displays the measurement results in a graph. LIST displays the measurement results in a list.
DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix GRAPh selects the graph display. [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the main view during the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the main view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X:SCALe:OFFSet -40us sets the minimum horizontal value to - ms when the main view displays -40 frequency error. [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the horizontal scale (time per division) for the time domain display in the main view. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:M2WLAN :MEASurement is set to EVTime, PVTime, EVSC, PVSC, or FERRor (EVSC and PVSC are for non-OFDM display data).
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <time> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<time>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X:SCALe:PDIVision 10us sets the horizontal scale to 10 ms/div in the frequency error view. [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the main view during the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies a full-scale value of the horizontal axis. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X:SCALe:RANGe 40us sets the full-scale value of the horizontal axis to 40 ms when the main view displays frequency error. [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the main view during the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to fit the waveform to the screen.
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the main view. [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the vertical axis in the main view to the default full-scale value during the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis.
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the main views vertical axis to the default full-scale value. [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the main view during the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the main view. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -9 DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -15pct sets the minimum vertical value to -15% when the main view displays the EVM versus Time. [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the vertical scale (per division) in the time domain display in the main view. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement is set to EVTime, PVTime, EVSC, PVSC, or FERRor (EVSC and PVSC are for non-OFDM display data).
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <value> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale in the main view. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -9 DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 10pct sets the vertical scale to 10%/div in the EVM versus Time view. [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PWUNit(?)
Selects or queries the unit of power for the delay profile measurement in the main view during the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement is set to DPRofile (delay profile).
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PWUNit { DBM | W } :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PWUNit?
Arguments
DBM selects dBm for the unit of power. W selects watts for the unit of power.
DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:PWUNit DBM selects dBm for the unit of power for the delay profile. [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the vertical axis in the main view during the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies a full-scale value of the vertical axis. The valid setting range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in -9 Appendix D. DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:RANGe 10 sets full-scale value of the vertical axis to 10% when the the main view displays the EVM versus Time. [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:UNIT(?)
Selects or queries the unit of the vertical axis for the frequency error measurement in the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement is set to FERRor (frequency error).
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:UNIT { HZ | PPM } :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:UNIT?
Arguments
HZ selects hertz for the unit of the vertical axis. PPM selects ppm for the unit of the vertical axis.
DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:UNIT HZ selects hertz for the unit of the vertical axis in the frequency error measurement. [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat(?)
Selects or queries the display format of the subview in the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat { SPECtrum | RX2Waveform | ATGRam | ATFuction | PTGRam | PTFunction | DGRam | DPRofile | CONSte | VECTor | TEVTime | EVTime | PVTime | TEVSc | SCConste | SCVector | EVSC | PVSC | FERRor | STABle } :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat?
Arguments
The arguments and display formats are as follows: Table 2- 54: Subview display formats, MIMO
Argument SPECtrum RX2WAVeform ATGRam ATFunction PTGRam PTFunction DGRam DPRofile CONSte VECTor TEVTime EVTime PVTime TEVSc SCConste SCVector EVSC PVSC FERRor STABle Display format Spectrum Rx anntena #1 and #2 waveforms Amplitude transfogram Amplitude transfer function Phase transfogram Phase transfer function Delayogram Delay pofile Constellation Vector Transfer efficiency versus Time EVM versus Time Power versus Time Transfer efficiency versus Subcarrier Subcarrier constellation Subcarrier vector EVM versus Subcarrier Power versus Subcarrier Frequency error Symbol table
Measurement Modes
DEMM2WLAN
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Examples
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat CONSte displays the constellation in the subview. [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:MCONtent(?)
Selects or queries the measurement content of the subview in the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod :SVIew:FORMat is set to EVTime or EVSC.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:MCONtent { EVM | MERRor | PERRor } :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:MCONtent?
Arguments
DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:MCONtent EVM selects the EVM for the subview content. :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:RADix(?)
Selects or queries the base of symbols in the subview during the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod :SVIew:FORMat is set to STABle (symbol table).
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:RADix { BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal } :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:RADix?
Arguments
DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix BINary selects binary notation for the symbol table. :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:RXANtenna[:SELect](?)
Selects or queries the receiving antenna to display data in the subview during the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:RXANtenna[:SELect] { ONE | TWO } :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:RXANtenna[:SELect]?
Arguments
ONE displays the measurement results for signals received by Rx Antenna 1. TWO displays the measurement results for signals received by Rx Antenna 2.
DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:RXANtenna:SELect ONE displays the results for signals received by Rx Antenna 1 in the subview.
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the subview during the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the subview. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X:SCALe:OFFSet -40us sets the minimum horizontal value to - ms when the subview displays the -40 frequency error. :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the horizontal scale (time per division) for the time domain display in the subview. This command is valid when :DISPlay:M2WLAN :DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to EVTime, PVTime, EVSC, PVSC, or FERRor (EVSC and PVSC are for non-OFDM display data).
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <time> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<time>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale in the subview. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X:SCALe:PDIVision 10us sets the horizontal scale to 10 ms/div in the the frequency error view. :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the subview during the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies a full-scale value of the horizontal axis. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X:SCALe:RANGe 40us sets the full-scale value of the horizontal axis to 40 ms when the subview displays the frequency error. :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the subview during the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to fit the waveform to the screen.
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the subview. :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the vertical axis in the subview to the default full-scale value during the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis.
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis in the subview to the default full-scale value. :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the subview during the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the subview. The valid setting range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in -9 Appendix D. DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -15pct sets the minimum vertical value to -15% when the subview displays the EVM versus Time. :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the vertical scale (per division) for the time domain display in the subview. This command is valid when :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew :FORMat is set to EVTime, PVTime, EVSC, PVSC, or FERRor (EVSC and PVSC are for non-OFDM display data).
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <value> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale in the subview. The valid setting range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in -9 Appendix D. DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 5pct sets the vertical scale to 5%/div in the EVM versus Time. :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PWUNit(?)
Selects or queries the unit of power for the delay profile measurement in the subview during the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to DPRofile (delay profile).
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PWUNit { DBM | W } :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PWUNit?
Arguments
DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:PWUNit DBM selects dBm for the unit of power in the delay profile. :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the vertical axis in the subview during the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the vertical axis in the subview. The valid setting range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in -9 Appendix D. DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:RANGe 10pct sets full-scale value of the vertical axis to 10% when the subview displays EVM versus Time. :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:UNIT(?)
Sets or queries the unit of the vertical axis for the frequency error measurement in the subview during the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to FERRor (frequency error).
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:UNIT { HZ | PPM } :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:UNIT?
Arguments
DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:UNIT HZ selects hertz for the unit of the vertical axis in the frequency error measurement. :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency Subgroup
The :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency commands control the following three-dimensional views in the IEEE802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis. H H Transfogram (Amplitude and Phase) Delayogram
NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMM2WLAN (IEEE802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
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Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :M2WLAN :TFRequency :ATGRam :COLor [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANge :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANGe :Y [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PLINe :DGRam :COLor [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANge :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANGe :Y [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PLINe :PTGRam :COLor [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANge :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANGe :Y [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PLINe
Parameter
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (bottom edge) of the color axis (amplitude) in the amplitude transfogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum color-axis value. Range: -200 to 0 dBm. DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:COLor:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum color-axis value to -100 dBm.
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the color axis (amplitude) in the amplitude transfogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::={ 10 | 20 | 50 | 100 } [dB] specifies the full-scale value of the color axis. DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:COLor:SCALe:RANGe 100 sets the full-scale value of the color axis to 100 dB.
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (left edge) of the horizontal axis (subcarrier number) in the amplitude transfogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value. Range: - to 8. -64 DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:X:SCALe:OFFSet -28 sets the minimum horizontal value to the subcarrier #-28.
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the horizontal axis (subcarrier number) in the amplitude transfogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal full-scale. Range: 16 to 128. DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:X:SCALe:RANGe 64 sets the horizontal full-scale to 64 subcarriers.
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (bottom edge) of the vertical axis (packet number) in the amplitude transfogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the minimum vertical value. Range: -[(the number of packets in the analysis range) - 1] to 0. Zero (0) represents the latest packet. DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to Packet # -100.
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe(?)
Sets or queries the vertical scale (the number of packets per line) in the amplitude transfogram. Packets are thinned out from all the acquired framed data at intervals of the number of packets specified in this command, before the amplitude transfogram is displayed. For example, if you set the argument to 5, the data will be displayed every 5 packets.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe <value> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the vertical scale in the amplitude transfogram. Range: 1 to 1024 packets per line. DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:Y:SCALe:PLINe 5 displays the data in the amplitude transfogram every 5 packets.
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (bottom edge) of the color axis (amplitude) in the delayogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum color-axis value. Range: -200 to 0 dBm. DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:COLor:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum color-axis value to -100 dBm.
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the color axis (amplitude) in the delayogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::={ 10 | 20 | 50 | 100 } [dB] specifies the full-scale value of the color axis. DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:COLor:SCALe:RANGe 50 sets full-scale value of the color axis to 50 dB.
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (left edge) of the horizontal axis (time) in the delayogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <time> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<time>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the delayogram. Range: - 0/2 to [S0/2 - (horizontal full scale)] (sec). -S Where S0 is the initial horizontal full scale. DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:X:SCALe:OFFSet -2.5ns sets the minimum horizontal value to -2.5 ns.
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the horizontal axis (time) in the delayogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <time> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<time>::=<NRf> specifies the full-scale value of the horizontal axis. Range: S0/16 to S0 (sec), where S0 is the initial horizontal full scale. DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:X:SCALe:RANGe 5ns sets the horizontal full-scale to 5 ns.
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (bottom edge) of the vertical axis (packet number) in the delayogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the minimum vertical value. Range: -[(the number of packets in the analysis range) - 1] to 0. Zero (0) represents the latest packet. DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to Packet # -100.
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe(?)
Sets or queries the vertical scale (the number of packets per line) in the delayogram. Packets are thinned out from all the acquired framed data at intervals of the number of packets specified in this command, before the delayogram is displayed. For example, if you set the argument to 5, the data will be displayed every 5 packets.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe <value> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the vertical scale in the delayogram. Range: 1 to 1024 packets per line. DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:Y:SCALe:PLINe 5 displays the data in the delayogram every 5 packets.
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (bottom edge) of the color axis (phase) in the phase transfogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum color-axis value. Range: -1200 to 400_. DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:COLor:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum color-axis value to -100_.
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the color axis (phase) in the phase transfogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the color axis. Range: 800 to 800_. DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:COLor:SCALe:RANGe 100 sets the full-scale value of the color axis to 100_.
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (left edge) of the horizontal axis (subcarrier number) in the phase transfogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value. Range: - to 8. -64 DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:X:SCALe:OFFSet -28 sets the minimum horizontal value to the subcarrier #-28.
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the horizontal axis (subcarrier number) in the phase transfogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal full-scale. Range: 16 to 128. DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:X:SCALe:RANGe 64 sets the horizontal full-scale to 64 subcarriers.
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:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (bottom edge) of the vertical axis (packet number) in the phase transfogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the minimum vertical value. Range: -[(the number of packets in the analysis range) - 1] to 0. Zero (0) represents the latest packet. DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to Packet # -100.
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe(?)
Sets or queries the vertical scale (the number of packets per line) in the phase transfogram. Packets are thinned out from all the acquired framed data at intervals of the number of packets specified in this command, before the amplitude transfogram is displayed. For example, if you set the argument to 5, the data will be displayed every 5 packets.
Syntax
:DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe <value> :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the vertical scale in the phase transfogram. Range: 1 to 1024 packets per line. DEMM2WLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:Y:SCALe:PLINe 5 displays the data in the phase transfogram every 5 packets.
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod Subgroup
The :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod commands control display of the main view and subview for the IEEE802.11n (nx1) analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMSWLAN (IEEE802.11n (nx1) analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command. To control the spectrum display in the Spectrum Mask measurement, use the :DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum commands. To select the measurement item in the 802.11n (nx1) analysis, use the [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement command.
Command Tree
Header Parameter :DISPlay :SWLAN :DDEMod :MVIew :FORMat OLINearity | DOLinearity :MCONtent EVM | MERRor | PERRor :RADix BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal :TYPE GRAPh | LIST :X [:SCALe] :CHANnel :BANDwidth |:BWIDth <numeric_value> :CPOSition LOWer | CENTer | UPPer :OFFSet <numeric_value> :PDIVision <time> :RANGe <numeric_value> :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet <numeric_value> :PDIVision <amplitude> :PWUNit DBM | W :RANGe <numeric_value> :UNIT HZ | PPM
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:SVIew :FORMat
:MCONtent :RADix :X [:SCALe] :CHANnel :BANDwidth |:BWIDth <numeric_value> :CPOSition LOWer | CENTer | UPPer :OFFSet <numeric_value> :PDIVision <time> :RANGe <numeric_value> :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet <numeric_value> :PDIVision <amplitude> :PWUNit DBM | W :RANGe <numeric_value> :UNIT HZ | PPM
SPECtrum | ATGRam | ATFuction | PTGRam | PTFunction | DGRam | DPRofile | CONSte | VECTor | EVTime | PVTime | SCConste | SCVector | EVSC | PVSC | FERRor | OFLatness | OLINearity | DOLinearity | STABle EVM | MERRor | PERRor BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat(?)
Selects or queries the display format of the main view in the OFDM linearity measurement in the 802.11n (nx1) analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement is set to OLINearity.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat { OLINearity | DOLinearity } :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat?
Arguments
OLINearity selects vector display for the OFDM linearity measurement (default). DOLinearity selects dot display for the OFDM linearity measurement.
DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat OLINearity selects vector display for the OFDM linearity measurement. [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:MCONtent(?)
Selects or queries the measurement content of the main view in the 802.11n (nx1) analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement is set to EVTime or EVSC.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:MCONtent { EVM | MERRor | PERRor } :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:MCONtent?
Arguments
DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:MCONtent EVM selects the EVM for the main view content. [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix(?)
Selects or queries the base of symbols in the main view in the 802.11n (nx1) analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement is set to STABle (symbol table).
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix { BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal } :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix?
Arguments
DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix BINary selects binary notation for the symbol table. [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:TYPE(?)
Selects or queries the display type in the main view during the 802.11n (nx1) analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement is set to other than SMASk and OFF.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:TYPE { GRAPh | LIST } :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:TYPE?
Arguments
GRAPh displays the measurement results in a graph. LIST displays the measurement results in a list.
DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix GRAPh selects the graph display. [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:CHANnel:BANDwidth|:BWIDth(?)
Sets or queries the channel bandwidth for the OFDM flatness measurement in the main view during the 802.11n (nx1) analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement is set to OFLatness.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:CHANnel:BANDwidth |:BWIDth <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:CHANnel:BANDwidth |:BWIDth?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the channel bandwidth. Setting value: 20 MHz or 40 MHz. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X:SCALe:CHANnel:BANDwidth 40MHz sets the channel bandwidth to 40 MHz for the OFDM flatness measurement. [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:CPOSition(?)
Selects or queries the carrier position for the 20 MHz channel in the OFDM flatness measurement in the main view. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement is set to OFLatness (OFDM flatness).
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:CPOSition { LOWer | CENTer | UPPer } :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:CPOSition?
Arguments
LOWer selects the upper 20 MHz of a 40 MHz channel as the carrier position. CENTer selects the center of a 40 MHz channel as the carrier position. UPPer selects the lower 20 MHz of a 40 MHz channel as the carrier position.
DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X:SCALe:CPOSition UPPer selects the upper 20 MHz of a 40 MHz channel as the carrier position. [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the main view during the 802.11n (nx1) analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the main view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X:SCALe:OFFSet -40us sets the minimum horizontal value to - ms when the main view displays -40 power versus time. [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the horizontal scale (time per division) for the time domain display in the main view. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SWLAN :MEASurement is set to PVTime, EVTime, EVSC, PVSC, or FERRor (EVSC and PVSC are for non-OFDM display data).
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <time> :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<time>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale in the main view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X:SCALe:PDIVision 10us sets the horizontal scale to 10 ms/div. [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the main view during the 802.11n (nx1) analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies a full-scale value of the horizontal axis. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X:SCALe:RANGe 40us sets the full-scale value of the horizontal axis to 40 ms when the main view displays power versus time. [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the main view during the 802.11n (nx1) analysis. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to fit the waveform to the screen.
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the main view. [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the vertical axis in the main view to the default full-scale value during the 802.11n (nx1) analysis.
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the main views vertical axis to the default full-scale value. [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value in the main view (bottom) during the 802.11n (nx1) analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the main view. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -9 DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -15pct sets the minimum vertical value to -15% when the main view displays the EVM versus Time. [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the vertical scale (per division) in the time domain display in the main view. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement is set to PVTime, EVTime, EVSC, PVSC, or FERRor (EVSC and PVSC are for non-OFDM display data).
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -9 DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 10dB sets the vertical scale to 10 dB/div. [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PWUNit(?)
Selects or queries the unit of power for the delay profile measurement in the main view during the 802.11n (nx1) analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement is set to DPRofile (delay profile).
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PWUNit { DBM | W } :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PWUNit?
Arguments
DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:PWUNit DBM selects dBm for the unit of power for the delay profile. [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the vertical axis in the main view during the 802.11n (nx1) analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies a full-scale value of the vertical axis. The valid setting range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in -9 Appendix D. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:RANGe 20dB sets full-scale value of the vertical axis to 20 dB when the the main view displays power versus time. [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:UNIT(?)
Selects or queries the unit of the vertical axis for the frequency error measurement in the main view during the 802.11n (nx1) analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement is set to FERRor (frequency error).
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:UNIT { HZ | PPM } :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:UNIT?
Arguments
DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:UNIT HZ selects hertz for the unit of the vertical axis in the frequency error measurement. [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat(?)
Selects or queries the display format of the subview in the 802.11n (nx1) analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat { SPECtrum | ATGRam | ATFuction | PTGRam | PTFunction | DGRam | DPRofile | CONSte | VECTor | EVTime | PVTime | SCConste | SCVector | EVSC | PVSC | FERRor | OFLatness | OLINearity | DOLinearity | STABle } :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat?
Arguments
The arguments and display formats are as follows: Table 2- 55: Subview display formats, nx1
Argument SPECtrum ATGRam ATFunction PTGRam PTFunction DGRam DPRofile CONSte VECTor EVTime PVTime SCConste SCVector EVSC PVSC FERRor OFLatness OLINearity DOLinearity STABle Display format Spectrum Amplitude transfogram Amplitude transfer function Phase transfogram Phase transfer function Delayogram Delay pofile Constellation Vector EVM versus Time Power versus Time Subcarrier constellation Subcarrier vector EVM versus Subcarrier Power versus Subcarrier Frequency error OFDM flatness OFDM linearity (vector display) OFDM linearity (dot display) Symbol table
Measurement Modes
DEMSWLAN
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Examples
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat CONSte displays the constellation in the subview. [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:MCONtent(?)
Selects or queries the measurement content of the subview in the 802.11n (nx1) analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew :FORMat is set to EVTime or EVSC.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:MCONtent { EVM | MERRor | PERRor } :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:MCONtent?
Arguments
DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:MCONtent EVM selects the EVM for the subview content. :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:RADix(?)
Selects or queries the base of symbols in the subview during the 802.11n (nx1) analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew :FORMat is set to STABle (symbol table).
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:RADix { BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal } :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:RADix?
Arguments
DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix BINary selects binary notation for the symbol table. :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:CHANnel:BANDwidth|:BWIDth(?)
Sets or queries the channel bandwidth for the OFDM flatness measurement in the subview during the 802.11n (nx1) analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to OFLatness.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:CHANnel:BANDwidth |:BWIDth <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:CHANnel:BANDwidth |:BWIDth?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the channel bandwidth. Setting value: 20 MHz or 40 MHz. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X:SCALe:CHANnel:BANDwidth 40MHz sets the channel bandwidth to 40 MHz for the OFDM flatness measurement. :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:CPOSition(?)
Selects or queries the carrier position for the 20 MHz channel in the OFDM flatness measurement in the subview. This command is valid when :DISPlay :SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to OFLatness.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:CPOSition { LOWer | CENTer | UPPer } :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:CPOSition
Arguments
LOWer selects the upper 20 MHz of a 40 MHz channel as the carrier position. CENTer selects the center of a 40 MHz channel as the carrier position. UPPer selects the lower 20 MHz of a 40 MHz channel as the carrier position.
DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X:SCALe:CPOSition UPPer displays the results for the upper 20 MHz channel of a 40 MHz channel. :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the subview during the 802.11n (nx1) analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the subview. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X:SCALe:OFFSet -2.5 sets the minimum horizontal value to -2.5 when the subview displays the constellation. :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the horizontal scale (time per division) for the time domain display in the subview. This command is valid when DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to PVTime, EVTime, EVSC, PVSC, or FERRor (EVSC and PVSC are for non-OFDM display data).
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <time> :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<time>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale in the subview. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X:SCALe:PDIVision 10us sets the horizontal scale to 10 ms/div. :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the subview during the 802.11n (nx1) analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies a full-scale value of the horizontal axis. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X:SCALe:RANGe 40us sets the full-scale value of the horizontal axis to 40 ms when the subview displays power versus time. :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the subview during the 802.11n (nx1) analysis. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to fit the waveform to the screen.
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the subview. :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the vertical axis in the subview to the default full-scale value during the 802.11n (nx1) analysis.
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis in the subview to the default full-scale value. :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the subview during the 802.11n (nx1) analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the subview. The valid setting range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in -9 Appendix D. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm when the subview displays power versus time. :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the vertical scale (per division) for the time domain display in the subview. This command is valid when :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew :FORMat is set to PVTime, EVTime, EVSC, PVSC, or FERRor (EVSC and PVSC are for non-OFDM display data).
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale in the subview. The valid setting range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in -9 Appendix D. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 5 sets the vertical scale to 5 dB/div when the subview displays power versus time. :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PWUNit(?)
Selects or queries the unit of power for the delay profile measurement in the subview during the 802.11n (nx1) analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to DPRofile (delay profile).
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PWUNit { DBM | W } :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PWUNit?
Arguments
DBM selects dBm for the unit of power. W selects watt for the unit of power.
DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:PWUNit DBM selects dBm for the unit of power for the delay profile. :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the vertical axis in the subview during the 802.11n (nx1) analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies a full-scale value of the vertical axis. The valid setting range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in -9 Appendix D. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:RANGe 100 sets full-scale value of the vertical axis to 100 dB when the subview displays power versus time. :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:UNIT(?)
Sets or queries the unit of the vertical axis for the frequency error measurement in the subview during the 802.11n (nx1) analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to FERRor (frequency error).
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:UNIT { HZ | PPM } :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:UNIT?
Arguments
HZ selects Hz for the unit of the vertical axis. PPM selects ppm for the unit of the vertical axis.
DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:UNIT HZ selects Hz for the unit of the vertical axis in the frequency error measurement. :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum Subgroup
The :DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum commands control the display for the spectrum mask measurement in the IEEE802.11n (nx1) analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMSWLAN (IEEE802.11n (nx1) analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :SWLAN :SPECtrum :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVision :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVision
Parameter
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <freq> :DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the spectrum view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:X:SCALe:OFFSet 100MHz sets the minimum horizontal value to 100 MHz.
:DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the horizontal scale (frequency per division) in the spectrum view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <freq> :DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale (per division). Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:X:SCALe:PDIVision 100.0E+3 sets the horizontal scale to 100 kHz/div.
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the spectrum view.
:DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the spectrum view.
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <ampl> :DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
<ampl>::=<NRf> sets the minimum vertical value. Range: -200 to 0 dBm. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm.
:DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the vertical scale (amplitude per division) in the spectrum view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <ampl> :DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale in the spectrum view. Range: 0 to 10 dB/div. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 10 sets the vertical scale to 10 dB/div.
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency Subgroup
The :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency commands control the following three-dimensional views in the IEEE802.11n (nx1) analysis. H H Transfogram (Amplitude and Phase) Delayogram
NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMSWLAN (IEEE802.11n (nx1) analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
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Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :SWLAN :TFRequency :ATGRam :COLor [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANge :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANGe :Y [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PLINe :DGRam :COLor [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANge :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANGe :Y [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PLINe :PTGRam :COLor [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANge :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANGe :Y [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PLINe
Parameter
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (bottom edge) of the color axis (amplitude) in the amplitude transfogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum color-axis value. Range: -200 to 0 dBm. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:COLor:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum color-axis value to -100 dBm.
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the color axis (amplitude) in the amplitude transfogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::={ 10 | 20 | 50 | 100 } [dB] specifies the full-scale value of the color axis. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:COLor:SCALe:RANGe 100 sets the full-scale value of the color axis to 100 dB.
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (left edge) of the horizontal axis (subcarrier number) in the amplitude transfogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value. Range: - to 8. -64 DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:X:SCALe:OFFSet -28 sets the minimum horizontal value to the subcarrier #-28.
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the horizontal axis (subcarrier number) in the amplitude transfogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal full-scale. Range: 16 to 128. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:X:SCALe:RANGe 64 sets the horizontal full-scale to 64 subcarriers.
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (bottom edge) of the vertical axis (packet number) in the amplitude transfogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the minimum vertical value. Range: -[(the number of packets in the analysis range) - 1] to 0. Zero (0) represents the latest packet. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to Packet # -100.
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe(?)
Sets or queries the vertical scale (the number of packets per line) in the amplitude transfogram. Packets are thinned out from all the acquired framed data at intervals of the number of packets specified in this command, before the amplitude transfogram is displayed. For example, if you set the argument to 5, the data will be displayed every 5 packets.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the vertical scale in the amplitude transfogram. Range: 1 to 1024 packets per line. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:ATGRam:Y:SCALe:PLINe 5 displays the data in the amplitude transfogram every 5 packets.
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (bottom edge) of the color axis (amplitude) in the delayogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum color-axis value. Range: -200 to 0 dBm. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:COLor:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum color-axis value to -100 dBm.
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the color axis (amplitude) in the delayogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::={ 10 | 20 | 50 | 100 } [dB] specifies the full-scale value of the color axis. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:COLor:SCALe:RANGe 50 sets full-scale value of the color axis to 50 dB.
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (left edge) of the horizontal axis (time) in the delayogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <time> :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<time>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the delayogram. Range: - 0/2 to [S0/2 - (horizontal full scale)] (sec). -S Where S0 is the initial horizontal full scale. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:X:SCALe:OFFSet -2.5ns sets the minimum horizontal value to -2.5 ns.
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the horizontal axis (time) in the delayogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <time> :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<time>::=<NRf> specifies the full-scale value of the horizontal axis. Range: S0/16 to S0 (sec), where S0 is the initial horizontal full scale. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:X:SCALe:RANGe 5ns sets the horizontal full-scale to 5 ns.
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (bottom edge) of the vertical axis (packet number) in the delayogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the minimum vertical value. Range: -[(the number of packets in the analysis range) - 1] to 0. Zero (0) represents the latest packet. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to Packet # -100.
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe(?)
Sets or queries the vertical scale (the number of packets per line) in the delayogram. Packets are thinned out from all the acquired framed data at intervals of the number of packets specified in this command, before the delayogram is displayed. For example, if you set the argument to 5, the data will be displayed every 5 packets.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the vertical scale in the delayogram. Range: 1 to 1024 packets per line. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:DGRam:Y:SCALe:PLINe 5 displays the data in the delayogram every 5 packets.
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (bottom edge) of the color axis (phase) in the phase transfogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum color-axis value. Range: -1200 to 400_. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:COLor:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum color-axis value to -100_.
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the color axis (phase) in the phase transfogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the color axis. Range: 800 to 800_. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:COLor:SCALe:RANGe 100 sets the full-scale value of the color axis to 100_.
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (left edge) of the horizontal axis (subcarrier number) in the phase transfogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value. Range: - to 8. -64 DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:X:SCALe:OFFSet -28 sets the minimum horizontal value to the subcarrier #-28.
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the horizontal axis (subcarrier number) in the phase transfogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal full-scale. Range: 16 to 128. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:X:SCALe:RANGe 64 sets the horizontal full-scale to 64 subcarriers.
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:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value (bottom edge) of the vertical axis (packet number) in the phase transfogram.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the minimum vertical value. Range: -[(the number of packets in the analysis range) - 1] to 0. Zero (0) represents the latest packet. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to Packet # -100.
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe(?)
Sets or queries the vertical scale (the number of packets per line) in the phase transfogram. Packets are thinned out from all the acquired framed data at intervals of the number of packets specified in this command, before the amplitude transfogram is displayed. For example, if you set the argument to 5, the data will be displayed every 5 packets.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe <value> :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:Y[:SCALe]:PLINe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the vertical scale in the phase transfogram. Range: 1 to 1024 packets per line. DEMSWLAN :DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency:PTGRam:Y:SCALe:PLINe 5 displays the data in the phase transfogram every 5 packets.
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:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod Subgroup
The :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod commands control display of the main view and subview for the IEEE802.11n a/b/g analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMWLAN (WLAN analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command. To control spectrum display in the Spectrum Mask measurement, use the :DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum commands. To select the measurement item in the WLAN analysis, use the [:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement command.
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Command Tree
Header Parameter :DISPlay :WLAN :DDEMod :MVIew :FORMat OLINearity | DOLinearity :MCONtent EVM | MERRor | PERRor :RADix BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet <numeric_value> :PDIVision <time> :RANGe <numeric_value> :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet <numeric_value> :PDIVision <amplitude> :RANGe <numeric_value> :SVIew :FORMat SPECtrum | PVTime | EVTime | CONSte | VECTor | PVSC | EVSC | SCConste | SCVector | FERRor | OFLatness | OLINearity | DOLinearity | STABle | PON | POFF :MCONtent EVM | MERRor | PERRor :RADix BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet <numeric_value> :PDIVision <time> :RANGe <numeric_value> :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet <numeric_value> :PDIVision <amplitude> :RANGe <numeric_value>
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:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat(?)
Selects or queries the display format of the main view in the OFDM linearity measurement. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement is set to OLINearity.
Syntax
:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat { OLINearity | DOLinearity } :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat?
Arguments
OLINearity selects vector display for the OFDM linearity measurement (default). DOLinearity selects dot display for the OFDM linearity measurement.
DEMWLAN :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat OLINearity selects vector display for the OFDM linearity measurement. [:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:MCONtent(?)
Selects or queries the measurement content of the main view in the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement is set to EVTime or EVSC.
Syntax
:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:MCONtent { EVM | MERRor | PERRor } :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:MCONtent?
Arguments
DEMWLAN :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:MCONtent EVM selects the EVM for the main view content. [:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix(?)
Selects or queries the base of symbols in the main view in the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement is set to STABle (symbol table).
Syntax
:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix { BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal } :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix?
Arguments
DEMWLAN :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix BINary selects binary notation for the symbol table. :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the main view during the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the main view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMWLAN :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X:SCALe:OFFSet -40us sets the minimum horizontal value to - ms when the main view displays -40 IQ level versus time. [:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the horizontal scale (time per division) in the time domain display. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement is set to PVTime, EVTime, EVSC, PVSC, or FERRor (EVSC and PVSC are for non-OFDM display data).
Syntax
:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <time> :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<time>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale. Range: 0 to 3200 s/div. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMWLAN :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X:SCALe:PDIVision 10us sets the horizontal scale to 10 ms/div. [:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the main view during the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the main view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMWLAN :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:X:SCALe:RANGe 40us sets the full-scale value of the horizontal axis to 40 ms when the main view displays IQ level versus time. [:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the main view during the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to fit the waveform to the screen.
:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMWLAN :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the main view. [:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the vertical axis in the main view to the default full-scale value during the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis.
:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMWLAN :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the main views vertical axis to the default full-scale value. [:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value in the main view (bottom) during the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the main view. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -9 DEMWLAN :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -500mV sets the minimum vertical value to -500 mV when the main view displays IQ level versus time. [:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the vertical scale (per division) in the time domain display. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement is set to PVTime, EVTime, EVSC, PVSC, or FERRor (EVSC and PVSC are for non-OFDM display data).
Syntax
:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <value> :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -9 DEMWLAN :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 10 sets the vertical scale to 10 dB/div. [:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the vertical axis in the main view during the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the vertical axis in the main view. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appen-9 dix D. DEMWLAN :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:Y:SCALe:RANGe 500mV sets full-scale value of the vertical axis to 500 mV when the the main view displays IQ level versus time. [:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat(?)
Selects or queries the display format of the subview in the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat { SPECtrum | PVTime | EVTime | CONSte | VECTor | PVSC | EVSC | SCConste | SCVector | FERRor | OFLatness | OLINearity | DOLinearity | STABle | PON | POFF } :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat?
Arguments
Argument SPECtrum PVTime EVTime CONSte VECTor PVSC EVSC SCConste SCVector FERRor OFLatness OLINearity DOLinearity STABle PON
1 1 1
Display format Spectrum Power versus Time EVM versus Time Constellation Vector Power versus Subcarrier EVM versus Subcarrier Subcarrier Constellation Subcarrier vector Frequency error OFDM flatness OFDM linearity (vector display) OFDM linearity (dot display) Symbol table Transmit power on Transmit power off
POFF
Valid when [:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement is set to TPOWer.
Measurement Modes
DEMWLAN
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Examples
:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat CONSte displays the constellation in the subview. [:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:MCONtent(?)
Selects or queries the measurement content of the subview in the IEEE802.11a/ b/g analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement is set to EVTime or EVSC.
Syntax
:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:MCONtent { EVM | MERRor | PERRor } :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:MCONtent?
Arguments
DEMWLAN :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:MCONtent EVM selects the EVM for the subview content. [:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:RADix(?)
Selects or queries the base of symbols in the subview during the IEEE802.11a/ b/g analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to STABle (symbol table).
Syntax
:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:RADix { BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal } :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:RADix?
Arguments
DEMWLAN :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:RADix BINary selects binary notation for the symbol table. :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the subview during the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the subview. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMWLAN :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X:SCALe:OFFSet -2.5 sets the minimum horizontal value to -2.5 when the subview displays the constellation. :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the horizontal scale (time per division) for the time domain display in the subview. This command is valid when [SENSe]:WLAN :MEASurement is set to PVTime, EVTime, EVSC, PVSC, or FERRor (EVSC and PVSC are for non-OFDM display data).
Syntax
:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <time> :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<time>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMWLAN :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X:SCALe:PDIVision 10us sets the horizontal scale to 10 ms/div. :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat, [SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the subview during the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the subview. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMWLAN :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:X:SCALe:RANGe 2.5 sets full-scale value of the horizontal axis to 2.5 when the subview displays the constellation. :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the subview during the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to fit the waveform to the screen.
:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMWLAN :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the subview. :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the vertical axis in the subview to the default full-scale value during the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis.
:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMWLAN :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis in the subview to the default full-scale value. :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the subview during the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the subview. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -9 DEMWLAN :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm when the subview displays spectrum. :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the vertical scale (per division) for the time domain display in the subview. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement is set to PVTime, EVTime, EVSC, PVSC, or FERRor (EVSC and PVSC are for non-OFDM display data).
Syntax
:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <value> :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -9 DEMWLAN :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 10 sets the vertical scale to 10 dB/div. :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat, [:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement
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:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the vertical axis in the subview during the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the vertical axis in the subview. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appen-9 dix D. DEMWLAN :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:Y:SCALe:RANGe 100 sets full-scale value of the vertical axis to 100 dB when the subview displays spectrum. :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum Subgroup
The :DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum commands control display for the spectrum mask and transmit power measurements in the IEEE802.11n a/b/g analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMWLAN (WLAN analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :WLAN :SPECtrum :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVision :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVision
Parameter
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:DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <freq> :DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the spectrum view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMWLAN :DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:X:SCALe:OFFSet 100MHz sets the minimum horizontal value to 100 MHz.
:DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <freq> :DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale (per division). Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMWLAN :DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:X:SCALe:PDIVision 100.0E+3 sets the horizontal scale to 100 kHz/div.
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:DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMWLAN :DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the spectrum view.
:DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMWLAN :DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the spectrum view.
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:DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <ampl> :DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
<ampl>::=<NRf> sets the minimum vertical value. Range: -200 to 0 dBm. DEMWLAN :DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm.
:DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <ampl> :DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical scale in the spectrum view. Range: 0 to 10 dB/div. DEMWLAN :DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 10 sets the vertical scale to 10 dB/div.
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:DISPlay:AC3Gpp Subgroup
The :DISPlay:AC3Gpp commands control display of the W-CDMA ACLR (Adjacent Channel Leakage Power Ratio) measurement. NOTE. To use a command in this group, you must have selected SAUL3G (W-CDMA uplink spectrum analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :AC3Gpp :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANGe :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :RANGe
Parameter
<frequency>
:Y:SCALe:RANGe
:Y:SCALe:OFFSet :X:SCALe:RANGe :X:SCALe:OFFSet NOTE. Command header :DISPlay:AC3Gpp is omitted here.
Figure 2- 17: :DISPlay:AC3Gpp command setting
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:DISPlay:AC3Gpp:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the W-CDMA ACLR analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:AC3Gpp:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:AC3Gpp:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum value of the horizontal axis. Range: Center frequency 25 MHz. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. SAUL3G :DISPlay:AC3Gpp:X:SCALe:OFFSet 1GHz sets the minimum value of the horizontal axis to 1 GHz.
:DISPlay:AC3Gpp:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the horizontal, or frequency, axis in the W-CDMA ACLR analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:AC3Gpp:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:AC3Gpp:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the full-scale value of the horizontal axis. Range: 0 to 25 MHz. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. SAUL3G :DISPlay:AC3Gpp:X:SCALe:RANGe 25MHz sets the full-scale value of the horizontal axis to 25 MHz.
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:DISPlay:AC3Gpp:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale in the W-CDMA ACLR analysis. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to fit the waveform to the screen.
:DISPlay:AC3Gpp:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None SAUL3G :DISPlay:AC3Gpp:Y:SCALe:FIT runs auto-scale on the main view.
:DISPlay:AC3Gpp:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the W-CDMA ACLR analysis.
:DISPlay:AC3Gpp:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None SAUL3G :DISPlay:AC3Gpp:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value.
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:DISPlay:AC3Gpp:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Queries the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the W-CDMA ACLR analysis.
:DISPlay:AC3Gpp:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> <value>::=<NRf> sets the minimum vertical value. Range: -200 to +100 dBm. SAUL3G :DISPlay:AC3Gpp:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm.
:DISPlay:AC3Gpp:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the full-scale value of the vertical, or amplitude, axis in the W-CDMA ACLR analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:AC3Gpp:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:AC3Gpp:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> sets the full-scale value of the vertical axis. Range: 0 to 100 dBm SAUL3G :DISPlay:AC3Gpp:Y:SCALe:RANGe 100 sets the full-scale value of the vertical axis to 100 dBm.
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:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP Subgroup
The :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP commands control display of the 3GPP-R5 downlink modulation analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMDLR5_3G (3GPP-R5 downlink modulation analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
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Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :DLR5_3GPP :AVIew :CCODe :MSLot :HEAD [:STATe] :SHORtcode :SRATe :SSCHpart :TSLot :MVIew|:SVIew :COLor [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANge :ELENgth :FORMat
Parameter
<number> <numeric_value> <boolean> <number> COMPosite | R960S | R480S | R240S | R120S | R60S | R30S | R15S | R7P5S <boolean> <number>
<amplitude> <relative_amplitude> <numeric_value> OFF | CSGRam | CPCCode | CPSHortcode | CPSYmbol | CPTSlot | SCONste | SVECtor | SEVM | SMERror | SPERror | SIEYe | SQEYe | STEYe | STABle | CONSte | VECTor | SPECtrum CODE | PSCH | SSCH <boolean> BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal <numeric_value>
:POWer :SELect [:TOTal] :RADix :ROTation :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANGe :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PUNit :RANGe
<numeric_value> RELative | ABSolute <numeric_value>
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:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:CCODe(?)
Sets or queries the channelization code to position the marker in the 3GPP-R5 downlink modulation analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:CCODe <number> :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:CCODe?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the channelization code number. Range: Channel 0 to 511. DEMDLR5_3G :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:CCODe 100 sets the channelization code to 100 to position the marker.
:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot:HEAD(?)
Sets or queries the index of the time slot to be displayed at the left edge on the view when :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot[:STATe] is On. This function is not supported by local operation.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot:HEAD <number> :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot:HEAD?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the index of the time slot to be displayed at the left edge on the view. Range: -15985 to -14. When the number of analyzed time slots is 15 or less, this command has no effect on the analyzer setting and the query returns the value of -[(the number of analyzed time slots) - 1]. -
DEMDLR5_3G :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot:HEAD -100 sets the number of the head of the time slot to -100. :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot[:STATe]
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:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to display a single slot or multiple slots. The multiple slot selection is valid when :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew:FORMat is set to CPSYmbol, CPRSlot, SEVM, SMERror, SPERror, or CSGRam
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot[:STATe]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 displays a single slot. ON or 1 displays multiple slots. You can specify the index of the time slot to be displayed at the left edge on the view with the :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew :MSLot:HEAD command.
DEMDLR5_3G :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot:STATe ON displays multiple slots. :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot:HEAD, :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:SHORtcode(?)
Sets or queries the short code (channelization code) to position the marker in the 3GPP-R5 downlink modulation analysis. This command is equivalent to :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:CCODe.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:SHORtcode <number> :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:SHORtcode?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the short code number. Range: Channel 0 to 511. DEMDLR5_3G :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:SHORtcode 100 sets the short code to 100 to position the marker. :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:CCODe
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:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe(?)
Sets or queries the symbol rate for the measurement in the 3GPP-R5 downlink modulation analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe { COMPosite | R960S | R480S | R240S | R120S | R60S | R30S | R15S | R7P5S } :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe?
Arguments
The arguments specify the following symbol rates: Table 2- 57: Symbol rate settings
Argument COMPosite (default) R960S R480S R240S R120S R60S R30S R15S R7P5S Symbol rate Corresponds to multi-rate 960 k 480 k 240 k 120 k 60 k 30 k 15 k 7.5 k
NOTE. If a normal analysis does not result, select OFF in the [:SENSe] :DLR5_3GPP:COMPosite command and then select one of the symbol rates (other than COMPosite) listed in Table 3-10.
DEMDLR5_3G :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe R960S sets the symbol rate to 960 k. [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:COMPosite
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:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:SSCHpart(?)
Determines whether to show SCH at the head of data in the 3GPP-R5 downlink modulation analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:SSCHpart { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:SSCHpart?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides SCH. ON or 1 shows SCH.
DEMDLR5_3G :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:SSCHpart ON shows SCH.
:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot(?)
Sets or queries the number of the time slot to be displayed in the 3GPP-R5 downlink modulation analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot <number> :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the number of the time slot to be displayed. Range: Slot -15999 to 0. DEMDLR5_3G :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot -100 sets the time slot number to -100.
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:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value on the color, or amplitude, axis when the view displays a spectrogram in the 3GPP-R5 modulation analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum value on the color axis. Range: -100 to 0 dBm. DEMDLR5_3G :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew:COLor:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum value on the color axis in the main view to -100 dBm. :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the color, or amplitude, axis when the view displays a spectrogram in the 3GPP-R5 modulation analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::={ 5 | 10 | 20 | 50 } [dB] specifies full-scale value of the color axis in the spectrogram view. DEMDLR5_3G :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew:COLor:SCALe:RANGe 50 sets full-scale value of the color axis to 50 dB. :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:ELENgth(?)
Selects or queries the eye length of the eye diagram in the main view or subview during the 3GPP-R5 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay :DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to SIEYe, SQEYe, or STEYe.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:ELENgth <value> :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:ELENgth?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the eye length of the eye diagram. Range: 1 to 16. DEMDLR5_3G :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew:ELENgth 8 sets the eye length to 8 in the main view. :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat(?)
Selects or queries the main view or subview display format in the 3GPP-R5 modulation analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat { OFF | CSGRam | CPCCode | CPSHortcode | CPSYmbol | CPTSlot | SCONste | SVECtor | SEVM | SMERror | SPERror | SIEYe | SQEYe | STEYe | STABle | CONSte | VECTor | SPECtrum } :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat?
Arguments
Table 2- shows the arguments and display formats. -58 Table 2- 58: 3GPP-R5 downlink modulation analysis display formats
Argument OFF CSGRam CPCCode CPSHortcode CPSYmbol CPTSlot SCONste SVECtor SEVM SMERror SPERror SIEYe SQEYe STEYe STABle CONSte VECTor SPECtrum Format Hides all measurement results Code domain power spectrogram Code domain power versus channelization code Code domain power versus short code Code domain power versus symbol Code domain power versus time slot Symbol constellation Symbol vector Symbol EVM Symbol amplitude error Symbol phase error Symbol eye diagram (vertical axis: I) Symbol eye diagram (vertical axis: Q) Symbol trellis diagram (vertical axis: Phase) Symbol table Constellation and modulation accuracy measurement results Vector locus Spectrum (subview only)
Measurement Modes
DEMDLR5_3G
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Examples
:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew:FORMat CSGRam displays the code domain power spectrogram in the main view.
:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:POWer[:TOTal](?)
Determines whether to display the total power for each time slot in the Code power versus Time slot view. This command is valid when :DISPlay :DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to CPTSlot (Code power versus Time slot).
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:POWer[:TOTal] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:POWer[:TOTal]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 displays power of the channel specified with the :DISPlay :DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:CNUMber command. ON or 1 displays the total power of all channels for each time slot.
DEMDLR5_3G :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew:POWer:TOTal ON displays the total power of all channels for each time slot in the main view. :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:POWer:SELect(?)
Selects or queries the channel to show the measured power in the Code power versus Time slot view. This command is valid when :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP :MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to CPTSlot (Code power versus Time slot).
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:POWer:SELect { CODE | PSCH | SSCH } :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:POWer:SELect?
Arguments
CODE shows the power of all channels or the specified channel, depending on the setting of the :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:POWer[:TOTal] command. PSCH shows the power of the P-SCH (Primary Synchronization Channel). SSCH shows the power of the S-SCH (Secondary Synchronization Channel).
DEMDLR5_3G :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew:POWer:SELect SSCH shows the power of the S-SCH in the main view. :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat, :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:POWer[:TOTal]
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:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:RADix(?)
Selects or queries the base of symbols on the main view or subview in the 3GPP-R5 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay :DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is STABle (symbol table).
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:RADix { BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal } :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:RADix?
Arguments
DEMDLR5_3G :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew:RADix BINary selects binary notation for the base of symbols in the main view. :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:ROTation(?)
Selects or queries the rotation of the symbol table in the main view or subview during the 3GPP-R5 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay :DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to STABle (symbol table).
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:ROTation <value> :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:ROTation?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the rotation of the symbol table. Range: 0 to 3. DEMDLR5_3G :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew:ROTation 1 sets the rotation to 1 in the main view. :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal value (left edge) on the main view or subview in the 3GPP-R5 modulation analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMDLR5_3G :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew:X:SCALe:OFFSet 0 sets the minimum horizontal value to channel 0 when the main view displays a code domain power spectrogram. :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the main view or subview in the 3GPP-R5 modulation analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the horizontal axis. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMDLR5_3G :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew:X:SCALe:RANGe 512 sets the horizontal full-scale value to 512 channels when the main view displays a code domain power spectrogram. :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the main view or subview in the 3GPP-R5 modulation analysis. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to best display the waveform. This command is valid when :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is CPSHortcode, CPSYmbol, CPTSlot, SEVM, SMERror, or SPERror.
:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMDLR5_3G :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the main view. :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the main view or subviews vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the 3GPP-R5 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to CPSHortcode, CPSYmbol, CPTSlot, SEVM, SMERror, or SPERror.
:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMDLR5_3G :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the main views vertical axis to the default full-scale value. :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the main view or subview in the 3GPP-R5 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to CPSHortcode, CPSYmbol, CPTSlot, SEVM, SMERror, or SPERror.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the main view. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -5 DEMDLR5_3G :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew:Y:SCALe:OFFSet 0 sets the bottom of the vertical axis to channel 0 when the main view displays a code domain power spectrogram. :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit(?)
Selects or queries the unit on the Y (color) axis in the main view or subview during the 3GPP-R5 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to CSGRam, CPSHortcode, CPSYmbol, or CPTSlot.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit { RELative | ABSolute } :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit?
Arguments
DEMDLR5_3G :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y:SCALe:PUNit RELative represents the relative power along the Y axis in the main view. :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the vertical axis in the main view or subview in the 3GPP-R5 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to CSGRam, CPSHortcode, CPSYmbol, CPTSlot, SEVM, SMERror, or SPERror.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the vertical axis. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -5 DEMDLR5_3G :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew:Y:SCALe:RANGe 50 sets the vertical full-scale value to 50 slots when the main view displays a power codogram. :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP Subgroup
The :DISPlay:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP commands control display of the spectrum analysis of the channel power, ACLR, spectrum emission mask, EBW, OBW, and carrier frequency measurements under the 3GPP-R5 standard. NOTE. To use a command in this group, you must have selected SADLR5_3G (3GPP-R5 downlink spectrum analysis) or SAULR5_3G (3GPP-R5 uplink spectrum analysis) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP :SPECtrum :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :PDIVision :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PDIVision
Parameter
<frequency>
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:DISPlay:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the spectrum view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum value of the horizontal axis. Range: Center frequency 25 MHz. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :DISPlay:SADLR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:X:SCALe:OFFSet 1GHz sets the minimum value of the horizontal axis to 1 GHz.
:DISPlay:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision <value> :DISPlay:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:X[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal scale (per division). Range: 0 to 2.5 MHz. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :DISPlay:SADLR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:X:SCALe:PDIVision 2.5MHz sets the horizontal scale to 2.5 MHz/div.
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:DISPlay:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the spectrum view. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to best display the waveform.
:DISPlay:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :DISPlay:SADLR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the spectrum view.
:DISPlay:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

:DISPlay:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :DISPlay:SADLR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the spectrum view.
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:DISPlay:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Queries the minimum vertical value (bottom) on the spectrum view.
Syntax
:DISPlay:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
<value>::=<NRf> sets the minimum vertical value. Range: -200 to +100 dBm. SADLR5_3G :DISPlay:SADLR5_3GPP:Y:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum vertical value to -100 dBm.
:DISPlay:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision <value> :DISPlay:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision?
<value>::=<NRf> sets the vertical scale (per division). Range: 0 to 10 dB. SADLR5_3G :DISPlay:SADLR5_3GPP:Y:SCALe:PDIVision 10 sets the full-scale value of the vertical axis to 10 dB/div.
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:DISPlay:UL3Gpp Subgroup
The :DISPlay:UL3Gpp commands control display of the W-CDMA uplink analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMUL3G (W-CDMA uplink modulation analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :UL3Gpp :AVIew :SHORtcode :SRATe :TSLot :MVIew :COLor [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANge :FORMat
Parameter
<number> R960S | R480S | R240S | R120S | R60S | R30S | R15S <number>
:RADix :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANGe :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PUNit :RANGe :SVIew :COLor [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANge
<amplitude> <relative_amplitude> OFF | CSGRam | CPSHortcode | CPSYmbol | CPTSlot | SCONste | SVECtor | SEVM | SMERror | SPERror | SIEYe | SQEYe | STEYe | STABle | CONSte | VECTor BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal
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:FORMat
:RADix :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANGe :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PUNit :RANGe
CSGRam | CPSHortcode | CPSYmbol | CPTSlot | SCONste | SVECtor | SEVM | SMERror | SPERror | SIEYe | SQEYe | STEYe | STABle | CONSte | VECTor | SPECtrum BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal
Subview
:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe
:SVIew:FORMat
:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet :SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe :SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet
Main view (waveform display area) :MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe :MVIew:FORMat
:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet :MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe :MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet NOTE: Command header :DISPlay:UL3Gpp is omitted here.
Figure 2- 18: :DISPlay:UL3Gpp command setting
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:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:AVIew:SHORtcode(?)
Sets or queries the short code to be displayed in the W-CDMA uplink analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:AVIew:SHORtcode <number> :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:AVIew:SHORtcode?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the short code to be displayed. Range: channel 0 to 511. DEMUL3G :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:AVIew:SHORtcode 100 sets the short code to channel 100.
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:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:AVIew:SRATe(?)
Selects or queries the symbol rate for the measurement in the W-CDMA uplink analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:AVIew:SRATe { R960S | R480S | R240S | R120S | R60S | R30S | R15S } :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:AVIew:SRATe?
Arguments
The arguments specify the symbol rates listed below: Table 2- 59: Symbol rate settings
Argument R960S R480S R240S R120S R60S R30S R15S Symbol rate 960k 480k 240k 120k 60k 30k 15k
NOTE. The arguments of R960S, R480S, and R240S are not available for the signal type of PRACH (refer to the [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:MMODe command on page 2-1582).
DEMUL3G :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:AVIew:SRATe R960S sets the symbol rate to 960 k. [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:MMODe
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:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:AVIew:TSLot(?)
Sets or queries the number of the time slot to be displayed in the W-CDMA uplink analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:AVIew:TSLot <number> :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:AVIew:TSLot?
Arguments
<number>::=<NRf> specifies the number of the time slot to be displayed. Range: Slot # -15999 to 0. DEMUL3G :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:AVIew:TSLot -100 specifies the time slot # -100 is displayed.
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:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value of the color, or amplitude, axis when the main view displays a spectrogram in the W-CDMA uplink analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum color-axis value of the spectrogram. Range: -200 to +100 dBm. DEMUL3G :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:COLor:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum color-axis value in the main view to -100 dBm.
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the color, or amplitude, axis when the main view displays a spectrogram in the W-CDMA uplink analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::={ 10 | 20 | 50 | 100 } [dB] specifies full-scale value of the color axis of the spectrogram. DEMUL3G :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:COLor:SCALe:RANGe 100 sets full-scale value of the color axis in the main view to 100 dB.
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:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:FORMat(?)
Sets or queries the main view display format in the W-CDMA uplink analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:FORMat { OFF | CSGRam | CPSHortcode | CPSYmbol | CPTSlot | SCONste | SVECtor | SEVM | SMERror | SPERror | SIEYe | SQEYe | STEYe | STABle | CONSte | VECTor } :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:FORMat?
Arguments
The arguments and display formats are as follows: Table 2- 60: Main view display formats
Argument OFF CSGRam CPSHortcode CPSYmbol CPTSlot SCONste SVECtor SEVM SMERror SPERror SIEYe SQEYe STEYe STABle CONSte VECTor Display format Hides all measurement results. Code domain power spectrogram Code domain power vs short code Code domain power versus symbol Code domain power versus time slot Symbol constellation Symbol vector Symbol EVM Symbol amplitude error Symbol phase error Symbol eye diagram (vertical axis: I) Symbol eye diagram (vertical axis: Q) Symbol trellis diagram (vertical axis: Phase) Symbol table Constellation and modulation accuracy measurement results Vector locus
DEMUL3G :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:FORMat CSGRam displays the code domain power spectrogram in the main view.
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:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:RADix(?)
Selects or queries the base of symbols on the main view in the W-CDMA uplink analysis. NOTE. This command is valid when :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:FORMat is set to STABle (symbol table).
Syntax
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:RADix { BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal } :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:RADix?
Arguments
DEMUL3G :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:RADix BINary selects binary notation for the base of symbols in the main view. :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the main view during the W-CDMA uplink analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the main view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMUL3G :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:X:SCALe:OFFSet 0 sets the minimum horizontal value to channel 0 when the main view displays a code domain power spectrogram.
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the main view during the W-CDMA uplink analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the main view. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMUL3G :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:X:SCALe:RANGe 512 sets the horizontal full-scale value to 512 channels when the main view displays a code domain power spectrogram.
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:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the main view in the W-CDMA uplink analysis. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to fit the waveform to the screen. This command is valid when :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:FORMat is set to CPSHortcode, CPSYmbol, CPTSlot, SEVM, SMERror, or SPERror.
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMUL3G :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the main view. :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the vertical axis in the main view to the default full-scale value during the W-CDMA uplink analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:FORMat is set to CPSHortcode, CPSYmbol, CPTSlot, SEVM, SMERror, or SPERror.
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMUL3G :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the main views vertical axis to the default full-scale value. :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the main view during the W-CDMA uplink analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:FORMat is set to CSGRam, CPSHortcode, CPSYmbol, CPTSlot, SEVM, SMERror, or SPERror.
Syntax
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the main view. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -5 DEMUL3G :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:Y:SCALe:OFFSet 0 sets the bottom of the vertical axis to slot 0 when the main view displays a code domain power spectrogram. :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit(?)
Selects or queries the unit on the Y, or power, axis in the main view during the W-CDMA uplink analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:FORMat is set to CSGRam, CPSHortcode, CPSYmbol, or CPTSlot.
Syntax
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit { RELative | ABSolute } :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit?
Arguments
RELative represents along the Y axis, the relative channel power to the total power of all the channels in dB. ABSolute represents the absolute power of each channel along the Y axis in dBm.
DEMUL3G :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:Y:SCALe:PUNit RELative represents the relative power along the Y axis in the main view. :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries the vertical full-scale value in the main view during the W-CDMA uplink analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:FORMat is set to CSGRam, CPSHortcode, CPSYmbol, CPTSlot, SEVM, SMERror, or SPERror.
Syntax
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the vertical full-scale value in the main view. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -5 DEMUL3G :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:Y:SCALe:RANGe 50 sets the vertical full-scale value to 50 slots when the main view displays a code domain power spectrogram. :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum value of the color, or amplitude, axis when the subview displays a spectrogram in the W-CDMA uplink analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum color-axis value. Range: -200 to +100 dBm. DEMUL3G :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:COLor:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum color-axis value in the subview to -100 dBm.
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the color axis when the subview displays a spectrogram in the W-CDMA uplink analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::={ 10 | 20 | 50 | 100 } [dB] specifies full-scale value of the color axis. DEMUL3G :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:COLor:SCALe:RANGe 100 sets full-scale value of the subviews color axis to 100 dB.
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:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:FORMat(?)
Sets or queries the subview display format in the W-CDMA uplink analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:FORMat { CSGRam | CPSHortcode | CPSYmbol | CPTSlot | SCONste | SVECtor | SEVM | SMERror | SPERror | SIEYe | SQEYe | STEYe | STABle | CONSte | VECTor | SPECtrum } :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:FORMat?
Arguments
Argument CSGRam CPSHortcode CPSYmbol CPTSlot SCONste SVECtor SEVM SMERror SPERror SIEYe SQEYe STEYe STABle CONSte VECTor SPECtrum Display format Code domain power spectrogram Code domain power versus short code Code domain power versus symbol Code domain power versus time slot Symbol constellation Symbol vector Symbol EVM Symbol amplitude error Symbol phase error Symbol eye diagram (vertical axis: I) Symbol eye diagram (vertical axis: Q) Symbol trellis diagram (vertical axis: Phase) Symbol table Constellation Vector locus Spectrum
DEMUL3G :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:FORMat CSGRam displays the code domain power spectrogram in the subview. :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:RADix(?)
Selects or queries the base of symbols in the subview during the W-CDMA uplink analysis. NOTE. This command is valid when :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:FORMat is set to STABle (symbol table).
Syntax
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:RADix { BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal } :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:RADix?
Arguments
DEMUL3G :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:RADix BINary selects the binary notation for the base of symbols in the subview. :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum horizontal value (left edge) in the subview during the W-CDMA uplink analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value in the subview. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMUL3G :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:X:SCALe:OFFSet 0 sets the minimum horizontal value to channel 0 when the subview displays a code domain power spectrogram.
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the subview during the W-CDMA uplink analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the horizontal axis in the subview. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMUL3G :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:X:SCALe:RANGe 512 sets full-scale value of the horizontal axis to 512 channels when the subview displays a code domain power spectrogram.
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:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the subview in the W-CDMA uplink analysis. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to fit the waveform to the screen. This command is valid when :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:FORMat is set to CPSHortcode, CPSYmbol, CPTSlot, SEVM, SMERror, or SPERror.
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMUL3G :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the subview. :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the vertical axis in the subview to the default full-scale value during the W-CDMA uplink analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:FORMat is set to CPSHortcode, CPSYmbol, CPTSlot, SEVM, SMERror, or SPERror.
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMUL3G :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the subviews vertical axis to the default full-scale value. :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the subview during the W-CDMA uplink analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:FORMat is set to CSGRam, CPSHortcode, CPSYmbol, CPTSlot, SEVM, SMERror, or SPERror.
Syntax
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the subview. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -5 DEMUL3G :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:Y:SCALe:OFFSet 0 sets the bottom of the vertical axis to slot 0 when the subview displays a code domain power spectrogram. :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit(?)
Selects or queries the unit on the Y, or power, axis in the subview during the W-CDMA uplink analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:FORMat is set to CSGRam, CPSHortcode, CPSYmbol, or CPTSlot.
Syntax
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit { RELative | ABSolute } :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit?
Arguments
RELative represents along the Y axis, the relative channel power to the total power of all the channels in dB. ABSolute represents the absolute power of each channel along the Y axis in dBm.
DEMUL3G :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:Y:SCALe:PUNit RELative represents the relative power along the Y axis in the subview. :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the vertical axis in the subview during the W-CDMA uplink analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:FORMat is set to CSGRam, CPSHortcode, CPSYmbol, CPTSlot, SEVM, SMERror, or SPERror.
Syntax
:DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the vertical axis in the subview. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appen-5 dix D. DEMUL3G :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:Y:SCALe:RANGe 50 sets full-scale value of the vertical axis to 50 slots when the subview displays a code domain power spectrogram. :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP Subgroup
The :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP commands control display of the 3GPP-R5 uplink modulation analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMULR5_3G (3GPP-R5 uplink modulation analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :ULR5_3GPP :AVIew :CNUMber :SRATe :TSLot :MVIew|:SVIew :COLor [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANge :ELENgth :FORMat
Parameter
<number> R960S | R480S | R240S | R120S | R60S | R30S | R15S <number>
<amplitude> <relative_amplitude> <numeric_value> OFF | ANACk | CSGRam | CPCNumber | CPSYmbol | CPTSlot | SCONste | SVECtor | SEVM | SMERror | SPERror | SIEYe | SQEYe | STEYe | STABle | CONSte | VECTor | SPECtrum <boolean> BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal <numeric_value>
:POWer [:TOTal] :RADix :ROTation :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANGe :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PUNit :RANGe
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:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:AVIew:CNUMber(?)
Sets or queries the channel number to position the marker in the 3GPP-R5 uplink modulation analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:AVIew:CNUMber <number> :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:AVIew:CNUMber?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the channel number. Range: Channel 0 to 7. DEMULR5_3G :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:AVIew:CNUMber 5 sets the channel number to 5 to position the marker.
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:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe(?)
Sets or queries the symbol rate for the measurement in the 3GPP-R5 uplink modulation analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe { R960S | R480S | R240S | R120S | R60S | R30S | R15S } :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe?
Arguments
Argument R960S R480S R240S R120S R60S R30S R15S Symbol rate 960 k 480 k 240 k 120 k 60 k 30 k 15 k
DEMULR5_3G :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe R960S sets the symbol rate to 960 k.
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:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot(?)
Sets or queries the number of the time slot to be displayed in the 3GPP-R5 modulation analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot <number> :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the number of the time slot to be displayed. Range: Slot -15999 to 0. DEMULR5_3G :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot -100 sets the time slot number to -100.
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:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum value on the color axis. Range: -100 to 0 dBm. DEMULR5_3G :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew:COLor:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum value on the color axis in the main view to -100 dBm. :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::={ 5 | 10 | 20 | 50 } [dB] specifies full-scale value of the color axis in the spectrogram view. DEMULR5_3G :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew:COLor:SCALe:RANGe 50 sets full-scale value of the color axis to 50 dB. :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:ELENgth(?)
Selects or queries the eye length of the eye diagram in the main view or subview during the 3GPP-R5 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay :ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to SIEYe, SQEYe, or STEYe.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:ELENgth <value> :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:ELENgth?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the eye length of the eye diagram. Range: 1 to 16. DEMULR5_3G :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew:ELENgth 8 sets the eye length to 8 in the main view. :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat(?)
Selects or queries the main view or subview display format in the 3GPP-R5 modulation analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat { OFF | ANACk | CSGRam | CPCNumber | CPSYmbol | CPTSlot | SCONste | SVECtor | SEVM | SMERror | SPERror | SIEYe | SQEYe | STEYe | STABle | CONSte | VECTor | SPECtrum } :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat?
Arguments
Table 2- shows the arguments and display formats. -58 Table 2- 63: 3GPP-R5 uplink modulation analysis display formats
Argument OFF ANACk CSGRam CPCNumber CPSYmbol CPTSlot SCONste SVECtor SEVM SMERror SPERror SIEYe SQEYe STEYe STABle CONSte VECTor SPECtrum Format Hides all measurement results ACK/NACK Code domain power spectrogram Code domain power versus channelization code Code domain power versus symbol Code domain power versus time slot Symbol constellation Symbol vector Symbol EVM Symbol amplitude error Symbol phase error Symbol eye diagram (vertical axis: I) Symbol eye diagram (vertical axis: Q) Symbol trellis diagram (vertical axis: Phase) Symbol table Constellation and modulation accuracy measurement results Vector locus Spectrum (subview only)
Measurement Modes
DEMULR5_3G
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Examples
:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew:FORMat CSGRam displays the code domain power spectrogram in the main view.
:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:POWer[:TOTal](?)
Determines whether to display the total power for each time slot in the Code power versus Time slot view. This command is valid when :DISPlay :ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to CPTSlot (Code power versus Time slot).
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:POWer[:TOTal] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:POWer[:TOTal]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 displays power of the channel specified with the :DISPlay :ULR5_3GPP:AVIew:CNUMber command. ON or 1 displays the total power of all channels for each time slot.
DEMULR5_3G :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew:POWer:TOTal ON displays the total power of all channels for each time slot in the main view. :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat, :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:AVIew:CNUMber
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:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:RADix(?)
Selects or queries the base of symbols on the main view or subview during the 3GPP-R5 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay :ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is STABle (symbol table).
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:RADix { BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal } :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:RADix?
Arguments
DEMULR5_3G :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew:RADix BINary selects binary notation for the base of symbols in the main view. :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:ROTation(?)
Selects or queries the rotation of the symbol table in the main view or subview during the 3GPP-R5 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay :ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to STABle (symbol table).
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:ROTation <value> :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:ROTation?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the rotation of the symbol table. Range: 0 to 3. DEMULR5_3G :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew:ROTation 1 sets the rotation to 1 in the main view. :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMULR5_3G :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew:X:SCALe:OFFSet 0 sets the minimum horizontal value to channel 0 when the main view displays a code domain power spectrogram. :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the horizontal axis. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMULR5_3G :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew:X:SCALe:RANGe 512 sets the horizontal full-scale value to 512 channels when the main view displays a code domain power spectrogram. :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the main view or subview in the 3GPP-R5 modulation analysis. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to best display the waveform. This command is valid when :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is CPSHortcode, CPSYmbol, CPTSlot, SEVM, SMERror, or SPERror.
:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMULR5_3G :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the main view. :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the main view or subviews vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the 3GPP-R5 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to CPSHortcode, CPSYmbol, CPTSlot, SEVM, SMERror, or SPERror.
:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMULR5_3G :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the main views vertical axis to the default full-scale value. :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the main view or subview in the 3GPP-R5 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to CPSHortcode, CPSYmbol, CPTSlot, SEVM, SMERror, or SPERror.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the main view. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -5 DEMULR5_3G :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew:Y:SCALe:OFFSet 0 sets the bottom of the vertical axis to channel 0 when the main view displays a code domain power spectrogram. :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit(?)
Selects or queries the unit on the Y (color) axis in the main view or subview during the 3GPP-R5 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to CSGRam, CPSHortcode, CPSYmbol, or CPTSlot.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit { RELative | ABSolute } :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit?
Arguments
DEMULR5_3G :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y:SCALe:PUNit RELative represents the relative power along the Y axis in the main view. :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the vertical axis in the main view or subview in the 3GPP-R5 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to CSGRam, CPSHortcode, CPSYmbol, CPTSlot, SEVM, SMERror, or SPERror.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the vertical axis. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -5 DEMULR5_3G :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew:Y:SCALe:RANGe 50 sets the vertical full-scale value to 50 slots when the main view displays a power codogram. :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP Subgroup
The :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP commands control display of the modulation analysis for 3GPP-R6 downlink. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMDLR6_3G (modulation analysis for 3GPP-R6 downlink) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :DLR6_3GPP :AVIew :CCODe :MSLot :HEAD [:STATe] :RESult :AGSCope :AGValue :ANACk :RGRant :SSCH :SCGRoup :SCNumber :SRATe :SSCHpart :TSLot :MVIew|:SVIew :COLor [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANge :ELENgth :FORMat
Parameter
<number> <numeric_value> <boolean> <boolean> <boolean> <boolean> <boolean> <boolean> <boolean> <boolean> COMPosite | R960S | R480S | R240S | R120S | R60S | R30S | R15S | R7P5S <boolean> <number>
<amplitude> <relative_amplitude> <numeric_value> OFF | CSGRam | CPCCode | CPSYmbol | CPTSlot | SCONste | SVECtor | SEVM | SMERror | SPERror | SIEYe | SQEYe | STEYe | STABle | CONSte | VECTor | MREVm | MPEVm | MRMerror | MPMerror | MRPerror | MPPerror | MPCDe | MAPCde | MFERror | MOOFfset | SPECtrum
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:POWer [:TOTal] :SELect :RADix :ROTation :X [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANGe :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PUNit :RANGe
<boolean> CODE | PSCH | SSCH BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal <numeric_value>
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:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:CCODe(?)
Sets or queries the channelization code to position the marker in the 3GPP-R6 downlink modulation analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:CCODe <number> :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:CCODe?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the channelization code. Range: Channel 0 to 511. DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:CCODe 100 sets the channelization code to 100 to position the marker.
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot:HEAD(?)
Sets or queries the index of the time slot to be displayed at the left edge on the view when :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot[:STATe] is On. This function is not supported by local operation.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot:HEAD <number> :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot:HEAD?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the index of the time slot to be displayed at the left edge on the view. Range: -15985 to -14. When the number of analyzed time slots is 15 or less, this command has no effect on the analyzer setting and the query returns the value of -[(the number of analyzed time slots) - 1)]. -
DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot:HEAD -100 sets the number of the head of the time slot to -100. :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot[:STATe]
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:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to display the multiple or the single slot. The multiple slot is valid when :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew:FORMat is set to CPSYmbol, CPRSlot, SEVM, SMERror, SPERror, or CSGRam
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot[:STATe]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 displays the single slot. ON or 1 displays the multiple slot. You can specify the index of the time slot to be displayed at the left edge on the view with the :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew :MSLot:HEAD command.
DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot:STATe ON displays the multiple slot. :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot:HEAD :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:AGSCope(?)
Determines whether to show or hide Absolute Grant Scope (E-AGCH) in the time-slot table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:AGSCope { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:AGSCope?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides Absolute Grant Scope in the time-slot table. ON or 1 shows Absolute Grant Scope in the time-slot table.
DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:AGSCope ON shows Absolute Grant Scope in the time-slot table.
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:AGValue(?)
Determines whether to show or hide Absolute Grant Value (E-AGCH) in the time-slot table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:AGValue { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:AGValue?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides Absolute Grant Value in the time-slot table. ON or 1 shows Absolute Grant Value in the time-slot table.
DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:AGValue ON shows Absolute Grant Value in the time-slot table.
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:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:ANACk(?)
Determines whether to show or hide Ack/Nack (E-HICH) in the time-slot table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:ANACk { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:ANACk?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides Ack/Nack (E-HICH) in the time-slot table. ON or 1 shows Ack/Nack (E-HICH) in the time-slot table.
DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:ANACk ON shows Ack/Nack (E-HICH) in the time-slot table.
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:RGRant(?)
Determines whether to show or hide Relative Grant Value (E-RGCH) in the time-slot table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:RGRant { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:RGRant?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides Relative Grant Value in the time-slot table. ON or 1 shows Relative Grant Value in the time-slot table.
DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:RGRant ON shows Relative Grant Value in the time-slot table.
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:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:SCGRoup(?)
Determines whether to show or hide SCG (Scrambling Code Group) in the time-slot table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:SCGRoup { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:SCGRoup?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides SCG in the time-slot table. ON or 1 shows SCG in the time-slot table.
DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:SCGRoup ON shows SCG in the time-slot table.
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:SCNumber(?)
Determines whether to show or hide SCN (Scrambling Code Number) in the time-slot table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:SCNumber { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:SCNumber?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides SCN in the time-slot table. ON or 1 shows SCN in the time-slot table.
DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:SCNumber ON shows SCN in the time-slot table.
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:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:SSCH(?)
Determines whether to show or hide S-SCH (Secondary Synchronization Channel) in the time-slot table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:SSCH { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:SSCH?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides S-SCH in the time-slot table. ON or 1 shows S-SCH in the time-slot table.
DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:SSCH ON shows S-SCH in the time-slot table.
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:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe(?)
Sets or queries the symbol rate for the measurement in the 3GPP-R6 downlink modulation analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe { COMPosite | R960S | R480S | R240S | R120S | R60S | R30S | R15S | R7P5S } :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe?
Arguments
Argument COMPosite (default) R960S R480S R240S R120S R60S R30S R15S R7P5S Symbol rate Corresponds to multi-rate 960 k 480 k 240 k 120 k 60 k 30 k 15 k 7.5 k
NOTE. If a normal analysis does not result, select OFF in the [:SENSe] :DLR6_3GPP:COMPosite command and then select one of the symbol rates (other than COMPosite) listed in Table 3-10.
DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe R960S sets the symbol rate to 960 k. [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:COMPosite
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:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:SSCHpart(?)
Determines whether to show SCH at the head of data in the 3GPP-R6 modulation analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:SSCHpart { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:SSCHpart?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides SCH. ON or 1 shows SCH.
DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:SSCHpart ON shows SCH.
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot <number> :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the number of the time slot to be displayed. Range: Slot -15999 to 0. DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot -100 sets the time slot number to -100.
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:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum value on the color axis. Range: -100 to 0 dBm. DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew:COLor:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum value on the color axis in the main view to -100 dBm. :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::={ 5 | 10 | 20 | 50 } [dB] specifies full-scale value of the color axis in the spectrogram view. DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew:COLor:SCALe:RANGe 50 sets full-scale value of the color axis to 50 dB. :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:ELENgth(?)
Selects or queries the eye length of the eye diagram in the main view or subview during the 3GPP-R6 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay :DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to SIEYe, SQEYe, or STEYe.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:ELENgth <value> :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:ELENgth?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the eye length of the eye diagram. Range: 1 to 16. DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew:ELENgth 8 sets the eye length to 8 in the main view. :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat(?)
Selects or queries the main view or subview display format in the 3GPP-R6 downlink analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat { OFF | CSGRam | CPCCode | CPSYmbol | CPTSlot | SCONste | SVECtor | SEVM | SMERror | SPERror | SIEYe | SQEYe | STEYe | STABle | CONSte | VECTor | MREVm | MPEVm | MRMerror | MPMerror | MRPerror | MPPerror | MPCDe | MAPCde | MFERror | MOOFfset | SPECtrum } :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat?
Arguments
Table 2- shows the arguments and display formats. -58 Table 2- 65: 3GPP-R6 downlink modulation analysis display formats
Argument OFF CSGRam CPCCode CPSYmbol CPTSlot SCONste SVECtor SEVM SMERror SPERror SIEYe SQEYe STEYe STABle CONSte VECTor MREVm MPEVm MRMerror MPMerror Format Hides all measurement results (main view only) Code domain power spectrogram Code domain power versus Channelization code Code domain power versus Symbol Code domain power versus Time slot Symbol constellation Symbol vector Symbol EVM Symbol amplitude error Symbol phase error Symbol eye diagram (vertical axis: I) Symbol eye diagram (vertical axis: Q) Symbol trellis diagram (vertical axis: Phase) Symbol table Constellation and modulation accuracy measurement results Vector locus Modulation accuracy versus Time slot: EVM (rms) Modulation accuracy versus Time slot: EVM (peak) Modulation accuracy versus Time slot: Amplitude error (rms) Modulation accuracy versus Time slot: Amplitude error (peak)
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Table 2- 65: 3GPP-R6 downlink modulation analysis display formats (Cont.)

Argument MRPerror MPPerror MPCDe MAPCde MFERror MOOFfset SPECtrum Format Modulation accuracy versus Time slot: Phase error (rms) Modulation accuracy versus Time slot: Phase error (peak) Modulation accuracy versus Time slot: PCDE Modulation accuracy versus Time slot: PCDE (active) Modulation accuracy versus Time slot: Frequency error Modulation accuracy versus Time slot: Origin offset Spectrum (subview only)
DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew:FORMat CSGRam displays the code domain power spectrogram in the main view.
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:POWer[:TOTal](?)
Determines whether to display the total power for each time slot in the Code power versus Time slot view. This command is valid when :DISPlay :DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to CPTSlot (Code power versus Time slot).
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:POWer[:TOTal] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:POWer[:TOTal]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 displays power of the channel specified with the :DISPlay :DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:CNUMber command. ON or 1 displays the total power of all channels for each time slot.
DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew:POWer:TOTal ON displays the total power of all channels for each time slot in the main view. :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:POWer:SELect(?)
Selects or queries the channel to show the power for each time slot.in the Code power versus Time slot view. This command is valid when :DISPlay :DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to CPTSlot (Code power versus Time slot).
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:POWer:SELect { CODE | PSCH | SSCH } :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:POWer:SELect?
Arguments
CODE shows the power of all channels or the specified channel, depending on the setting of the :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:POWer[:TOTal] command. PSCH shows the power of the P-SCH (Primary Synchronization Channel). SSCH shows the power of the S-SCH (Secondary Synchronization Channel).
DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew:POWer:SELect SSCH shows the power of the S-SCH in the main view. :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat, :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:POWer[:TOTal]
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:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:RADix(?)
Selects or queries the base of symbols on the main view or subview in the 3GPP-R6 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is STABle (symbol table).
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:RADix { BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal } :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:RADix?
Arguments
DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew:RADix BINary selects binary notation for the base of symbols in the main view. :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:ROTation(?)
Selects or queries the rotation of the symbol table in the main view or subview during the 3GPP-R6 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay :DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to STABle (symbol table).
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:ROTation <value> :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:ROTation?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the rotation of the symbol table. Range: 0 to 3. DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew:ROTation 1 sets the rotation to 1 in the main view. :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew:X:SCALe:OFFSet 0 sets the minimum horizontal value to channel 0 when the main view displays a code domain power spectrogram. :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the horizontal axis. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew:X:SCALe:RANGe 512 sets the horizontal full-scale value to 512 channels when the main view displays a code domain power spectrogram. :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the main view or subview in the 3GPP-R6 modulation analysis. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to best display the waveform. This command is valid when :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is CPCCode, CPSYmbol, CPTSlot, SEVM, SMERror, or SPERror.
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the main view. :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the main view or subviews vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the 3GPP-R6 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is CPCCode, CPSYmbol, CPTSlot, SEVM, SMERror, or SPERror.
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the main views vertical axis to the default full-scale value. :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the main view or subview in the 3GPP-R6 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to CSGRam, CPCCode, CPSYmbol, CPTSlot, SEVM, SMERror, or SPERror.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the main view. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -5 DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew:Y:SCALe:OFFSet 0 sets the bottom of the vertical axis to channel 0 when the main view displays a code domain power spectrogram. :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit(?)
Selects or queries the unit on the Y (color) axis in the main view or subview during the 3GPP-R6 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to CSGRam, CPCCode, CPSYmbol, or CPTSlot.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit { RELative | ABSolute } :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit?
Arguments
DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y:SCALe:PUNit RELative represents the relative power along the Y axis in the main view. :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the vertical axis in the main view or subview in the 3GPP-R6 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to CSGRam, CPCCode, CPSYmbol, CPTSlot, SEVM, SMERror, or SPERror.
Syntax
:DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the vertical axis. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -5 DEMDLR6_3G :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew:Y:SCALe:RANGe 50 sets the vertical full-scale value to 50 slots when the main view displays a power codogram. :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP Subgroup
The :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP commands control display of the modulation analysis for 3GPP-R6 uplink. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMULR6_3G (modulation analysis for 3GPP-R6 uplink) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header :DISPlay :ULR6_3GPP :AVIew :CCODe :CNUMber :FORMat :IQBRanch :RESult :ANACk :CQI :ETFCi :HAPPy :CQI :OFFSet :RSN :SIGNature :TFCI :TPC :SRATe :TSLot :MVIew|:SVIew :COLor [:SCALe] :OFFSet :RANge :ELENgth
Parameter
<number> <number> CHANnel | IQSPlit I | Q | BOTH <boolean> <boolean> <boolean> <boolean> <boolean> <boolean> <boolean> <boolean> <boolean> <boolean> COMPosite | R1920S | R960S | R480S | R240S | R120S | R60S | R30S | R15S <number>
<amplitude> <relative_amplitude> <numeric_value>
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:FORMat
:IQComposite :NUMBer :POWer [:TOTal] :PREFerence :RADix :ROTation :X [:SCALe] :LINE :OFFSet :RANGe :Y [:SCALe] :FIT :FULL :OFFSet :PUNit :RANGe
OFF | CSGRam | CPCNumber | CPSYmbol | CPTSlot | SCONste | SVECtor | SEVM | SMERror | SPERror | SEYE | STABle | CONSte | VECTor | MREVm | MPEVm | MRMerror | MPMerror | MRPerror | MPPerror | MPCDe | MAPCde | MFERror | MOOFfset | MPDiscont | GRATio | SPECtrum <boolean> SINGle | SPLit <boolean> TOTal | DPCCh BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal <numeric_value>
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:CCODe(?)
Sets or queries the channelization code to position the marker in the 3GPP-R6 uplink analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew :FORMat is set to IQSPlit.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:CCODe <number> :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:CCODe?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the channelization code. Range: Channel 0 to 255. DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:CCODe 100 sets the channelization code to 100 to position the marker. :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:CNUMber(?)
Sets or queries the channel number to position the marker in the 3GPP-R6 uplink analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:FORMat is set to CHANnel.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:CNUMber <number> :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:CNUMber?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies channel number. Range: Channel 0 to 12. DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:CNUMber 5 sets the channel number to 5 to position the marker. :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:FORMat(?)
Selects or queries the view format in the 3GPP-R6 uplink analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:FORMat { CHANnel | IQSPlit } :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:FORMat?
Arguments
CHANnel displays the measurement result for the channels. IQSPlit displays the measurement result for the I and/or Q branch. Use the :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:IQBRanch command to select the I/Q branch.
DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:FORMat CHANnel displays the measurement result for the channels. :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:IQBRanch
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:IQBRanch(?)
Selects or queries the I/Q branch when :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:FORMat is set to IQSPlit in the 3GPP-R6 uplink analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:IQBRanch { I | Q | BOTH } :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:IQBRanch?
Arguments
I displays the measurement result for the I branch. Q displays the measurement result for the Q branch. BOTH displays the measurement result for both branches.
DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:IQBRanch BOTH displays the measurement result for both I and Q branches. :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:ANACk(?)
Determines whether to show or hide ACK/NACK in the time-slot table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:ANACk { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:ANACk?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides ACK/NACK in the time-slot table. ON or 1 shows ACK/NACK in the time-slot table.
DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:ANACk ON shows ACK/NACK in the time-slot table.
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:CQI(?)
Determines whether to show or hide CQI (Channel Quality Indicator) value in the time-slot table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:CQI { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:CQI?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides CQI value in the time-slot table. ON or 1 shows CQI value in the time-slot table.
DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:CQI ON shows CQI value in the time-slot table.
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:ETFCi(?)
Determines whether to show or hide E-TFCI (Enhanced TFCI) value in the time-slot table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:ETFCi { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:ETFCi?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides E-TFCI value in the time-slot table. ON or 1 shows E-TFCI value in the time-slot table.
DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:ETFCi ON shows E-TFCI value in the time-slot table.
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:HAPPy(?)
Determines whether to show or hide Happy bit value in the time-slot table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:HAPPy { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:HAPPy?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides Happy bit value in the time-slot table. ON or 1 shows Happy bit value in the time-slot table.
DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:HAPPy ON shows Happy bit value in the time-slot table.
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:OFFSet(?)
Determines whether to show or hide Subframe to Time-slot Offset (STO) in the time-slot table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:OFFSet { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:OFFSet?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides STO in the time-slot table. ON or 1 shows STO in the time-slot table.
DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:OFFSet ON shows STO in the time-slot table.
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:PREamble(?)
Determines whether to show or hide Preamble in the time-slot table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:PREamble { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:PREamble?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides Preamble in the time-slot table. ON or 1 shows Preamble in the time-slot table.
DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:PREamble ON shows Preamble in the time-slot table.
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:RSN(?)
Determines whether to show or hide RSN (Retransmission Sequence Number) in the time-slot table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:RSN { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:RSN?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides RSN in the time-slot table. ON or 1 shows RSN in the time-slot table.
DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:RSN ON shows RSN in the time-slot table.
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:SIGNature(?)
Determines whether to show or hide Signature Number in the time-slot table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:SIGNature { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:SIGNature?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides Signature Number in the time-slot table. ON or 1 shows Signature Number in the time-slot table.
DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:AGValue ON shows Signature Number in the time-slot table.
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:TFCI(?)
Determines whether to show or hide TFCI (Transport Format Combination Indicator) in the time-slot table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:TFCI { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:TFCI?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides TFCI in the time-slot table. ON or 1 shows TFCI in the time-slot table.
DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:TFCI ON shows TFCI in the time-slot table.
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:TPC(?)
Determines whether to show or hide TPC (Transmit Power Control) value in the time-slot table.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:TPC { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:TPC?
Arguments
OFF or 0 hides TPC in the time-slot table. ON or 1 shows TPC in the time-slot table.
DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:TPC ON shows TPC in the time-slot table.
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe(?)
Sets or queries the symbol rate for the measurement in the 3GPP-R6 uplink modulation analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe { COMPosite | R1920S | R960S | R480S | R240S | R120S | R60S | R30S | R15S } :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe?
Arguments
The arguments specify the symbol rates as listed in Table 2-66. Table 2- 66: Symbol rate settings
Argument COMPosite (default) R1920S R960S R480S R240S R120S R60S R30S R15S Symbol rate Corresponds to multi-rate 1920 k 960 k 480 k 240 k 120 k 60 k 30 k 15 k
DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe R960S sets the symbol rate to 960 k.
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot <number> :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the number of the time slot to be displayed. Range: Slot -15999 to 0. DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot -100 sets the time slot number to -100.
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum value on the color axis. Range: -100 to 0 dBm. DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:COLor:SCALe:OFFSet -100 sets the minimum value on the color axis in the main view to -100 dBm. :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:COLor[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::={ 5 | 10 | 20 | 50 } [dB] specifies full-scale value of the color axis in the spectrogram view. DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:COLor:SCALe:RANGe 50 sets full-scale value of the color axis to 50 dB. :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:ELENgth(?)
Selects or queries the eye length of the eye diagram in the main view or subview during the 3GPP-R6 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay :ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to SIEYe, SQEYe, or STEYe.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:ELENgth <value> :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:ELENgth?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the eye length of the eye diagram. Range: 1 to 16. DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:ELENgth 8 sets the eye length to 8 in the main view. :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat(?)
Selects or queries the main view or subview display format in the 3GPP-R6 uplink modulation analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat { OFF | CSGRam | CPCNumber | CPSYmbol | CPTSlot | SCONste | SVECtor | SEVM | SMERror | SPERror | SEYE | STABle | CONSte | VECTor | MREVm | MPEVm | MRMerror | MPMerror | MRPerror | MPPerror | MPCDe | MAPCde | MFERror | MOOFfset | MPDiscont | GRATio | SPECtrum } :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat?
Arguments
Table 2- shows the arguments and display formats. -58 Table 2- 67: 3GPP-R6 uplink modulation analysis display formats
Argument OFF CSGRam CPCNumber CPSYmbol CPTSlot SCONste SVECtor SEVM SMERror SPERror SEYE STABle CONSte VECTor MREVm MPEVm MRMerror MPMerror MRPerror MPPerror Format Hides all measurement results (main view only) Code domain power spectrogram Code domain power versus Channelization code Code domain power versus Symbol Code domain power versus Time slot Symbol constellation Symbol vector Symbol EVM Symbol amplitude error Symbol phase error Symbol eye diagram Symbol table Constellation and modulation accuracy measurement results Vector locus Modulation accuracy versus Time slot: EVM (rms) Modulation accuracy versus Time slot: EVM (peak) Modulation accuracy versus Time slot: Amplitude error (rms) Modulation accuracy versus Time slot: Amplitude error (peak) Modulation accuracy versus Time slot: Phase error (rms) Modulation accuracy versus Time slot: Phase error (peak)
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Table 2- 67: 3GPP-R6 uplink modulation analysis display formats (Cont.)

Argument MPCDe MAPCde MFERror MOOFfset MPDiscont GRATio SPECtrum Format Modulation accuracy versus Time slot: PCDE Modulation accuracy versus Time slot: PCDE (active) Modulation accuracy versus Time slot: Frequency error Modulation accuracy versus Time slot: Origin offset Modulation accuracy versus Time slot: Phase discontinuity Gain ratio Spectrum (subview only)
DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:FORMat CSGRam displays the code domain power spectrogram in the main view.
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:IQComposite(?)
Determines whether to display IQ composite in the symbol constellation measurement. This command is valid when :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:FORMat is set to CHANnel, and :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to SCONste.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:IQComposite { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:IQComposite?
Arguments
OFF or 0 displays the I or Q component only for the specified channel. ON or 1 displays IQ composite of the specified channel and other channel(s) transmitted simultaneously.
DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:IQComposite ON displays IQ composite of the specified channel and other channel(s) transmitted simultaneously in the main view. :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:FORMat, :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:NUMBer(?)
Selects or queries the number of graphs displayed on the main view or subview in the 3GPP-R6 uplink analysis.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:NUMBer { SINGle | SPLit } :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:NUMBer?
Arguments
SINGle displays one graph on the view. SPLit displays two graphs on the view.
DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:NUMBer SPLit displays two graphs on the main view.
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:POWer[:TOTal](?)
Determines whether to display the total power for each time slot in the Code power versus Time slot view. This command is valid when :DISPlay :ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to CPTSlot (Code power versus Time slot).
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:POWer[:TOTal] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:POWer[:TOTal]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 displays power of the channel specified with the :DISPlay :ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:CNUMber command. ON or 1 displays the total power of all channels for each time slot.
DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:POWer:TOTal ON displays the total power of all channels for each time slot in the main view. :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:CNUMber, :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:PREFerence(?)
Selects or queries the power reference in the main view or subview in the 3GPP-R6 uplink analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP :MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to CSGRam, CPCNumber, or CPSYmbol.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:PREFerence { TOTal | DPCCh } :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:PREFerence?
Arguments
TOTal selects the total power as the power reference. DPCCh selects the DPCCH power as the power reference.
DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:PREFerence TOTal selects the total power as the power reference. :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:RADix(?)
Selects or queries the base of symbols on the main view or subview in the 3GPP-R6 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay :ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is STABle (symbol table).
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:RADix { BINary | OCTal | HEXadecimal } :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:RADix?
Arguments
DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:RADix BINary selects binary notation for the base of symbols in the main view. :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:ROTation(?)
Selects or queries the rotation of the symbol table in the main view or subview during the 3GPP-R6 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay :ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to STABle (symbol table).
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:ROTation <value> :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:ROTation?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the rotation of the symbol table. Range: 0 to 3. DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:ROTation 1 sets the rotation to 1 in the main view. :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:LINE(?)
Sets or queries the position of the horizontal line when the main view or subview displays the gain ratio measurement. This command is valid when :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to GRATio.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:LINE <value> :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:LINE?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the position of the horizontal line. Range: -100 to 30 dBm. DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:X:SCALe:LINE -10 positions the horizontal line at - dBm. -10 :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum horizontal value. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:X:SCALe:OFFSet 0 sets the minimum horizontal value to channel 0 when the main view displays a code domain power spectrogram. :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the horizontal axis. Refer to Note on Horizontal Scaling on page 2-192 for information about setting the scale. DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:X:SCALe:RANGe 512 sets the horizontal full-scale value to 512 channels when the main view displays a code domain power spectrogram. :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT (No Query Form)

Runs auto-scale on the main view or subview in the 3GPP-R6 modulation analysis. The auto-scale automatically sets the start value and scale of the vertical axis to best display the waveform. This command is valid when :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is CPSHortcode, CPSYmbol, CPTSlot, SEVM, SMERror, or SPERror.
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FIT None DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y:SCALe:FIT runs the auto-scale on the main view. :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL (No Query Form)

Sets the main view or subviews vertical axis to the default full-scale value in the 3GPP-R6 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to CPSHortcode, CPSYmbol, CPTSlot, SEVM, SMERror, or SPERror.
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:FULL None DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:Y:SCALe:FULL sets the main views vertical axis to the default full-scale value. :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the minimum vertical value (bottom) in the main view or subview in the 3GPP-R6 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to CPSHortcode, CPSYmbol, CPTSlot, SEVM, SMERror, or SPERror.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet <value> :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum vertical value in the main view. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -5 DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:Y:SCALe:OFFSet 0 sets the bottom of the vertical axis to channel 0 when the main view displays a code domain power spectrogram. :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit(?)
Selects or queries the unit on the Y (color) axis in the main view or subview during the 3GPP-R6 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to CSGRam, CPSHortcode, CPSYmbol, or CPTSlot.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit { RELative | ABSolute } :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit?
Arguments
DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y:SCALe:PUNit RELative represents the relative power along the Y axis in the main view. :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe(?)
Sets or queries full-scale value of the vertical axis in the main view or subview in the 3GPP-R6 modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat is set to CSGRam, CPSHortcode, CPSYmbol, CPTSlot, SEVM, SMERror, or SPERror.
Syntax
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe <value> :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:RANGe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies full-scale value of the vertical axis. The valid range depends on the display format. Refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -5 DEMULR6_3G :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:Y:SCALe:RANGe 50 sets the vertical full-scale value to 50 slots when the main view displays a power codogram. :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:FORMat
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:FETCh Commands
The :FETCh commands retrieve the measurements from the data taken by the latest INITiate command. NOTE. When the analyzer receives a :FETCh command while operating in the continuous mode, it returns an execution error. If you want to run a :FETCh, use the :INITiate[:IMMediate] command to acquire the input signal. If you want to perform a FETCh operation on fresh data, use the :READ commands on page 2-973. The :READ commands acquire a new input signal and fetch the measurement results from that data. Invalid data is returned as -1000. NOTE. To use a :FETCh command, you must have set a measurement mode for the FETCh operation using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command (refer to page 2-936).
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:FETCh Commands
Command Tree
Header Parameter :FETCh :ADEMod :AM? :RESult? :FM? :RESult? :PM? :RESult? :PSPectrum? :CCDF? :DISTribution:CCDF? :DPSA :TRACe :AVERage? :MAXimum? :MINimum? :OVIew? :PULSe? ALL | WIDTh | PPOWer | OORatio | RIPPle | PERiod | DCYCle | PHASe | CHPower | OBWidth | EBWidth | FREQuency :SPECtrum? :TAMPlitude? :TFRequency? :SPECtrum? :ACPower? :CFRequency? :CHPower? :CNRatio? :EBWidth? :OBWidth? :SEMask? :RESult [:ALL]? ZONE<x>? :SPURious? :TRANsient :FVTime? :IQVTime? :PVTime?
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:FETCh Commands
:FETCh:ADEMod:AM? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the AM signal analysis in time series.
:FETCh:ADEMod:AM? None #<num_digit><num_byte><data(1)><data(2)>...<data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the percentage modulation data in percent (%) for the point n. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames)
DEMADEM :FETCh:ADEMod:AM? might return #41024xxxx... (1024-byte data) for the results of the AM signal analysis. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh Commands
:FETCh:ADEMod:AM:RESult? (Query Only)

Returns the measurement results of the AM signal analysis.
:FETCh:ADEMod:AM:RESult? None <+AM>,<-AM>,<Total_AM> Where <+AM>::=<NRf> is the positive peak AM value in percent (%). <-AM>::=<NRf> is the negative peak AM value in percent (%). <Total_AM>::=<NRf> is the total AM value: (peak-peak AM value) / 2 in percent (%).
DEMADEM :FETCh:ADEMod:AM:RESult? might return 37.34,-48.75,43.04. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh Commands
:FETCh:ADEMod:FM? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the FM signal analysis in time series.
:FETCh:ADEMod:FM? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the frequency shift data in Hz for the point n. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames)
DEMADEM :FETCh:ADEMod:FM? might return #41024xxxx... (1024-byte data) for the results of the FM signal analysis. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:ADEMod:FM:RESult? (Query Only)

Returns the measurement results of the FM signal analysis.
:FETCh:ADEMod:FM:RESult? None <+Pk_Freq_Dev>,<-Pk_Freq_Dev>,<P2P_Freq_Dev>,<P2P_Freq_Dev/2>, <RMS_Freq_Dev> Where <+Pk_Freq_Dev>::=<NRf> is the positive peak frequency deviation in Hz. <-Pk_Freq_Dev>::=<NRf> is the negative peak frequency deviation in Hz. <P2P_Freq_Dev>::=<NRf> is the peak-to-peak frequency deviation in Hz. <P2P_Freq_Dev/2>::=<NRf> is (peak-to-peak frequency deviation) / 2 in Hz. <RMS_Freq_Dev>::=<NRf> is the RMS frequency deviation in Hz.
DEMADEM :FETCh:ADEMod:FM:RESult? might return 1.13e+4,-1.55e+4,2.48e+4,1.24e+4,1.03e+4. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:ADEMod:PM? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the PM signal analysis in time series.
:FETCh:ADEMod:PM? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the phase shift data in degrees for the point n. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames) You can select the phase unit by the :UNIT:ANGLe command.
DEMADEM :FETCh:ADEMod:PM? might return #41024xxxx... (1024-byte data) for the results of the PM signal analysis. :INSTrument[:SELect], :UNIT:ANGLe
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:FETCh:ADEMod:PM:RESult? (Query Only)

Returns the measurement results of the PM signal analysis.
:FETCh:ADEMod:PM:RESult? None <+Pk_Phase_Dev>,<-Pk_Phase_Dev>,<P2P_Phase_Dev>, <RMS_Phase_Dev> Where <+Pk_Phase_Dev>::=<NRf> is the positive peak phase deviation in degrees. <-Pk_Phase_Dev>::=<NRf> is the negative peak phase deviation in degrees. <P2P_Phase_Dev>::=<NRf> is the peak-to-peak phase deviation in degrees. <RMS_Phase_Dev>::=<NRf> is the RMS phase deviation in degrees. You can select radians for the phase unit using the :UNIT:ANGLe command.
DEMADEM :FETCh:ADEMod:PM:RESult? might return 113.4,-155.4,268.8,103.4. :INSTrument[:SELect], :UNIT:ANGLe
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:FETCh:ADEMod:PSPectrum? (Query Only)

Returns spectrum data of the pulse spectrum measurement in the analog modulation analysis.
:FETCh:ADEMod:PSPectrum? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001
DEMADEM :FETCh:ADEMod:PSPectrum? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the spectrum data. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:CCDF? (Query Only)

Returns the CCDF measurement results.
:FETCh:CCDF? None <meanpower>,<peakpower>,<cfactor> Where <meanpower>::=<NRf> is the average power measured value in dBm. <peakpower>::=<NRf> is the peak power measured value in dBm. <cfactor>::=<NRf> is the crest factor in dB.
TIMCCDF :FETCh:CCDF? might return -11.16,-8.18,2.96 for the CCDF measurement results. :FETCh:DISTribution:CCDF?, :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:DISTribution:CCDF? (Query Only)

Returns the CCDF trace data in the CCDF measurement.
:FETCh:DISTribution:CCDF? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the phase shift data in degrees for the point n. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 10001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
TIMCCDF :FETCh:DISTribution:CCDF? might return #41024xxxx... (1024-byte data) for the CCDF trace data in the CCDF measurement. :FETCh:CCDF?, :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:DPSA:TRACe:AVERage? (Query Only)

Returns waveform data of the Average trace in the DPX spectrum measurement.
:FETCh:DPSA:TRACe:AVERage? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude in dBm for the point #n. n: Max 501. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
SADPX :FETCh:DPSA:TRACe:AVERage? might return #3501xxxx... (501-byte data) for the waveform data of the Average trace in the DPX spectrum measurement.
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:FETCh:DPSA:TRACe:MAXimum? (Query Only)

Returns waveform data of the +Peak trace in the DPX spectrum measurement.
:FETCh:DPSA:TRACe:MAXimum? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude in dBm for the point #n. n: Max 501. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
SADPX :FETCh:DPSA:TRACe:MAXimum? might return #3501xxxx... (501-byte data) for the waveform data of the +Peak trace in the DPX spectrum measurement.
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:FETCh:DPSA:TRACe:MINimum? (Query Only)

Returns waveform data of the -Peak trace in the DPX spectrum measurement.
:FETCh:DPSA:TRACe:MINimum? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude in dBm for the point #n. n: Max 501. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
SADPX :FETCh:DPSA:TRACe:MINimum? might return #3501xxxx... (501-byte data) for the waveform data of the -Peak trace in the DPX spectrum measurement.
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:FETCh:OVIew? (Query Only)

Returns the minimum and maximum values for each 1024-point segment of waveform data displayed on the overview in the Demod (modulation analysis) and the Time (time analysis) modes. NOTE. The :CONFigure:OVIew command must be run to turn the measurement off before the :FETCh:OVIew command is executed.
:FETCh:OVIew? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><MinData(1)><MaxData(1)>... <MinData(n)><MaxData(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <MinData(n)> is the minimum data in dBm for each 1024 data point segment. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 <MaxData(n)> is the maximum data in dBm for each 1024 data point segment. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 16000 (standard) / 64000 (Option 02)
All Demod modes, all Time modes :FETCh:OVIew? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) representing the minimum and the maximum values of waveform displayed on the overview. :CONFigure:OVIew, :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:PULSe? (Query Only)

Returns the result of the pulse characteristics analysis.
Syntax
:FETCh:PULSe? { ALL | WIDTh | PPOWer | OORatio | RIPPle | PERiod | DCYCle | PHASe | CHPower | OBWidth | EBWidth | FREQuency } The arguments query the following information: Table 2- 68: Queried information
Argument ALL WIDTh PPOWer OORatio RIPPle PERiod DCYCle PHASe CHPower OBWidth EBWidth FREQuency Information queried All Pulse width Maximum (peak) power in the pulse on-time Difference between the on-time power and off-time power Difference between the maximum and the minimum power in pulse-on time Time between the pulse rising edge and the next rising edge Ratio of the pulse width to teh pulse repetition interval (PRI) Phase at a certain point of each pulse Channel power of the pulse on-time spectrum OBW (Occupied Bandwidth) of the pulse on-time spectrum EBW (Emission Bandwidth) of the pulse on-time spectrum Frequency deviation in the pulse on-time
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Returns
The arguments return the following information. ALL. <width>,<ppower>,<ooratio>,<ripple>,<period>,<dcycle>, <phase>,<chp>,<obw>,<ebw>,<freq> Where <width>::=<NRf> is the pulse width in s. <ppower>::=<NRf> is the peak power in W. <ooratio>::=<NRf> is the on/off ratio in dB. <ripple>::=<NRf> is the pulse ripple in W. <period>::=<NRf> is the pulse repetition interval in s. <dcycle>::=<NRf> is the duty cycle in percent (%). <phase>::=<NRf> is the pulse-pulse phase in degrees. <chp>::=<NRf> is the channel power in W. <obw>::=<NRf> is the OBW in Hz. <ebw>::=<NRf> is the EBW in Hz. <freq>::=<NRf> is the frequency deviation in Hz. WIDTh. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Width(1)><Width(2)>...<Width(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Width(n)> is the pulse width value for each pulse number. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 1000 PPOWer. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Ppower(1)><Ppower(2)>... <Ppower(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Power(n)> is the peak power value for each pulse number. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 1000 OORatio. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Ooratio(1)><Ooratio(2)>... <Ooratio(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Ooratio(n)> is the on/off ratio value for each pulse number. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 1000
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RIPPle. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Ripple(1)><Ripple(2)>...<Ripple(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Ripple(n)> is the ripple value for each pulse number. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 1000 PERiod. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Period(1)><Period(2)>...<Period(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Period(n)> is the pulse repetition interval value for each pulse number. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 1000 DCYCle. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Dcycle(1)><Dcycle(2)>...<Dcycle(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Dcycle(n)> is the duty value for each pulse number. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 1000 PHASe. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Phase(1)><Phase(2)>...<Phase(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Phase(n)> is the pulse-pulse phase value for each pulse number. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 1000 CHPower. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Chp(1)><Chp(2)>...<Chp(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Chp(n)> is the Channel Power value for each pulse number. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 1000
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OBWidth. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Obw(1)><Obw(2)>...<Obw(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Obw(n)> is the OBW value for each pulse number. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 1000 EBWidth. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Ebw(1)><Ebw(2)>...<Ebw(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Ebw(n)> is the EBW value for each pulse number. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 1000 FREQuency. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Freq(1)><Freq(2)>...<Freq(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Freq(n)> is the carrier frequency value for each pulse number. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 1000
TIMPULSE :FETCh:PULSe? WIDTh might return #3500xxxx... (500-byte data) for the pulse width measurement result. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:PULSe:SPECtrum? (Query Only)

Returns the spectrum data of the frequency domain measurement in the pulse characteristics analysis. This query command is valid when :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:FORMat is set to CHPowr, OBWidth, or EBWidth.
:FETCh:PULSe:SPECtrum? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 16384
TIMPULSE :FETCh:PULSe:SPECtrum? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the spectrum data. :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:FORMat, :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:PULSe:TAMPlitude? (Query Only)

Returns the time domain amplitude data of the time domain measurement in the pulse characteristics analysis. This query command is valid when :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:FORMat is set to WIDTh, PPOWer, OORatio, RIPPle, PERiod, DCYCle, or PHASe.
:FETCh:PULSe:TAMPlitude? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the absolute power for each data in watts. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 262,144
TIMPULSE :FETCh:PULSe:TAMPlitude? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the time domain amplitude. :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:FORMat, :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:PULSe:TFRequency? (Query Only)

Returns the frequency deviation measurement results in the pulse characteristics analysis. This query command is valid when :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:FORMat is set to FREQuency.
:FETCh:PULSe:TFRequency? None #<Num_digit><Num_byre><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the frequency deviation value in Hz on the time axis. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 262,144
TIMPULSE :FETCh:PULSe:TFRequency? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the time domain frequency. :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:FORMat, :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:SPECtrum? (Query Only)

Returns spectrum waveform data in the S/A (spectrum analysis) mode.
:FETCh:SPECtrum? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude spectrum in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 400000 (= 800 points500 frames)
SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAZRTIME, SAUL3G :FETCh:SPECtrum? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the spectrum waveform data. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:SPECtrum:ACPower? (Query Only)

Returns the results of adjacent channel leakage power ratio (ACPR) measurement in the S/A (spectrum analysis) mode.
:FETCh:SPECtrum:ACPower? None <chpower>,<acpm1>,<acpp1>,<acpm2>,<acpp2>,<acpm3>,<acpp3> Where <chpower>::=<NRf> is the channel power measured value in dBm. <acpm1>::=<NRf> is the first lower adjacent channel ACPR in dB. <acpp1>::=<NRf> is the first upper adjacent channel ACPR in dB. <acpm2>::=<NRf> is the second lower adjacent channel ACPR in dB. <acpp2>::=<NRf> is the second upper adjacent channel ACPR in dB. <acpm3>::=<NRf> is the third lower adjacent channel ACPR in dB. <acpp3>::=<NRf> is the third upper adjacent channel ACPR in dB. NOTE. All the values may not be returned when the adjacent channel(s) goes out of the span due to the settings of the channel bandwidth and spacing (refer to the [:SENSe]:ACPower subgroup). For example, if the third adjacent channel goes out of the span, the response is <chpower>,<acpm1>,<acpp1>,<acpm2>, <acpp2>; <acpm3> and <acpp3> are not returned.
SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAUL3G :FETCh:SPECtrum:ACPower? might return -11.38,-59.41,-59.51,-59.18,-59.31,-59.17,-59.74 for the ACPR measurement results. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:ACPower subgroup
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:FETCh:SPECtrum:CFRequency? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the carrier frequency measurement in the S/A (spectrum analysis) mode.
:FETCh:SPECtrum:CFRequency? None <cfreq>::=<NRf> is the measured value of carrier frequency in Hz. SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAUL3G :FETCh:SPECtrum:CFRequency? might return 846187328.5 for the carrier frequency. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:SPECtrum:CHPower? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the channel power measurement in the S/A (spectrum analysis) mode.
:FETCh:SPECtrum:CHPower? None <chpower>::=<NRf> is the channel power measured value in dBm. SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAUL3G :FETCh:SPECtrum:CHPower? might return -1.081 for the measurement results of channel power. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:SPECtrum:CNRatio? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the carrier-to-noise ratio (C/N) measurement in the S/A (spectrum analysis) mode.
:FETCh:SPECtrum:CNRatio? None <ctn>,<ctno> Where <ctn>::=<NRf> is the measured value of C/N in dB. <ctno>::=<NRf> is the measured value of C/No in dB/Hz.
SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAUL3G :FETCh:SPECtrum:CNRatio? might return 75.594,125.594 for the C/N measurement results. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:SPECtrum:EBWidth? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the emission bandwidth (EBW) measurement in the S/A (spectrum analysis) mode.
:FETCh:SPECtrum:EBWidth? None <ebw>::=<NRf> is the measured value of EBW in Hz. SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAUL3G :FETCh:SPECtrum:EBWidth? might return 30956.26 for the EBW measurement results. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:SPECtrum:OBWidth? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the occupied bandwidth (OBW) measurement in the S/A (spectrum analysis) mode.
:FETCh:SPECtrum:OBWidth? None <obw>::=<NRf> is the measured value of OBW in Hz. SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAUL3G :FETCh:SPECtrum:OBWidth? might return 26510.163 for the OBW measurement results. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:SPECtrum:SEMask? (Query Only)

Returns the result of the spectrum emission mask limit test in the S/A (spectrum analysis) mode.
:FETCh:SPECtrum:SEMask? None <Pass_Fail>=<NR1>. 0: Fail; 1:Pass. SANORMAL, SARTIME :FETCh:SPECtrum:SEMask? might return 1, indicating that the test has passed. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:SPECtrum:SEMask:RESult[:ALL]? (Query Only)

Returns the all results of the spectrum emission mask measurement in the S/A (spectrum analysis) mode.
:FETCh:SPECtrum:SEMask:RESult[:ALL]? None {<ZoneA_upper_absolute_pass_fail>,<ZoneA_upper_peak_absolute>, <ZoneA_upper_relative_pass_fail>,<ZoneA_upper_peak_relative>}, {<ZoneA_lower_absolute_pass_fail>,<ZoneA_lower_peak_absolute>, <ZoneA_lower_relative_pass_fail>,<ZoneA_lower_peak_relative>}, {<ZoneB_upper_absolute_pass_fail>,<ZoneB_upper_peak_absolute>, <ZoneB_upper_relative_pass_fail>,<ZoneB_upper_peak_relative>}, {<ZoneB_lower_absolute_pass_fail>,<ZoneB_lower_peak_absolute>, <ZoneB_lower_relative_pass_fail>,<ZoneB_lower_peak_relative>}, ... {<ZoneL_upper_absolute_pass_fail>,<ZoneL_upper_peak_absolute>, <ZoneL_upper_relative_pass_fail>,<ZoneL_upper_peak_relative>}, {<ZoneL_lower_absolute_pass_fail>,<ZoneL_lower_peak_absolute>, <ZoneL_lower_relative_pass_fail>,<ZoneL_lower_peak_relative>}
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Where (in what follows, the zone number X = A, B, ... L) <ZoneX_upper_absolute_pass_fail>::=<NR1> is the test result for the absolute limit in the upper zone X. 0: Fail; 1: Pass. <ZoneX_upper_peak_absolute>::=<NR2> is the absolute peak amplitude in the upper zone X in dBm. <ZoneX_upper_relative_pass_fail>::=<NR1> is the test result for the relative limit in the upper zone X. 0: Fail; 1: Pass. <ZoneX_upper_peak_relative>::=<NR2> is the relative peak amplitude in the upper zone X in dBc. <ZoneX_lower_absolute_pass_fail>::=<NR1> is the test result for the absolute limit in the lower zone X. 0: Fail; 1: Pass. <ZoneX_lower_peak_absolute>::=<NR2> is the absolute peak amplitude in the lower zone X in dBm. <ZoneX_lower_relative_pass_fail>::=<NR1> is the test result for the relative limit in the lower zone X. 0: Fail; 1: Pass. <ZoneX_lower_peak_relative>::=<NR2> is the relative peak amplitude in the lower zone X in dBc. If the value is not measured, -1000 will be returned.
SANORMAL, SARTIME :FETCh:SPECtrum:SEMask:RESult:ALL? a partial returned values might be 1,-91.25,1,-70.77,0,-89.74,0,-69.26, 0,-81.20,1,-60.72,1,-80.11,1,-59.63. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:SPECtrum:SEMask:RESult:ZONE<x>? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the spectrum emission mask measurement for a specified zone in the S/A (spectrum analysis) mode.
Syntax
:FETCh:SPECtrum:SEMask:RESult:ZONE<x>? Where <x> = 1 to 12, representing the zone number A to L, respectively.
Arguments Returns
None {<ZoneN_upper_absolute_pass_fail>,<ZoneN_upper_peak_absolute>, <ZoneN_upper_relative_pass_fail>,<ZoneN_upper_peak_relative>}, {<ZoneN_lower_absolute_pass_fail>,<ZoneN_lower_peak_absolute>, <ZoneN_lower_relative_pass_fail>,<ZoneN_lower_peak_relative>} Where <ZoneN_upper_absolute_pass_fail>::=<NR1> is the test result for the absolute limit in the upper zone that you specify. 0: Fail; 1: Pass. <ZoneN_upper_peak_absolute>::=<NR2> is the absolute peak amplitude in the upper zone that you specify, in dBm. <ZoneN_upper_relative_pass_fail>::=<NR1> is the test result for the relative limit in the upper zone that you specify. 0: Fail; 1: Pass. <ZoneN_upper_peak_relative>::=<NR2> is the relative peak amplitude in the upper zone that you specify, in dBc. <ZoneN_lower_absolute_pass_fail>::=<NR1> is the test result for the absolute limit in the lower zone that you specify. 0: Fail; 1: Pass. <ZoneN_lower_peak_absolute>::=<NR2> is the absolute peak amplitude in the lower zone that you specify, in dBm. <ZoneN_lower_relative_pass_fail>::=<NR1> is the test result for the relative limit in the lower zone that you specify. 0: Fail; 1: Pass. <ZoneN_lower_peak_relative>::=<NR2> is the relative peak amplitude in the lower zone that you specify, in dBc. If the value is not measured, -1000 will be returned.
SANORMAL, SARTIME :FETCh:SPECtrum:SEMask:RESult:ZONE1? might return 1,-91.25,1,-70.77,0,-89.74,0,-69.26 for Zone A. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:SPECtrum:SPURious? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the spurious signal measurement in the S/A (spectrum analysis) mode.
:FETCh:SPECtrum:SPURious? None <snum>{,<freq>,<rdb>} Where <snum>::=<NR1> is the number of detected spurious emissions, max. 20 <freq>::=<NRf> is the absolute frequency of the spurious signal in Hz. <rdb>::=<NRf> is the spurious signal level relative to carrier in dB.
SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME :FETCh:SPECtrum:SPURious? might return 3,1.2E6,-79,2.4E6,-79.59,1E6,-80.38 for the spurious signal measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:TRANsient:FVTime? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the frequency versus time measurement in the Time mode (time analysis).
:FETCh:TRANsient:FVTime? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the frequency data in Hz for the point n. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames)
TIMTRAN :FETCh:TRANsient:FVTime? might return #41024xxxx... (1024-byte data) for the results of the frequency versus time measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh Commands
:FETCh:TRANsient:IQVTime? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the IQ level versus time measurement in the Time (time analysis) mode.
:FETCh:TRANsient:IQVTime? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Idata(1)><Qdata(1)> <Idata(2)><Qdata2>...<Idata(n)><Qdata(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Idata(n)><Qdata(n)> is the I and Q signal level data in volts for the point n. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames)
TIMTRAN :FETCh:TRANsient:IQVTime? might return #41024xxxx... (1024-byte data) for the results of the IQ level versus time measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh Commands
:FETCh:TRANsient:PVTime? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the power versus time measurement in the Time (time analysis) mode.
:FETCh:TRANsient:PVTime? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the time domain power data in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames)
TIMTRAN :FETCh:TRANsient:PVTime? might return #41024xxxx... (1024-byte data) for the results of the power versus time measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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This section describes the :FETCh commands for optional analysis software as shown in Table 2-69. NOTE. When the analyzer receives a :FETCh command while operating in the continuous mode, it returns an execution error. If you want to run a :FETCh, use the :INITiate[:IMMediate] command to acquire the input signal. Table 2- 69: :FETCh command subgroups (Option)
Command header Option 10 Audio measurements related :FETCh:AUDio :FETCh:DDEMod :FETCh:RFID :FETCh:SSOurce Option 24 GSM/EDGE analysis related :FETCh:GSMedge Option 25 cdma2000 analysis related :FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K Option 26 1xEV-DO analysis related :FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO Option 28 TD-SCDMA analysis related :FETCh:TD_SCDMA Option 29 WLAN analysis related :FETCh:M2WLAN :FETCh:SWLAN :FETCh:WLAN Option 30 3GPP-R5 analysis related :FETCh:AC3Gpp :FETCh:DLR5_3GPP :FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP :FETCh:UL3Gpp :FETCh:ULR5_3GPP Returns the results of the ACLR measurement. Returns the results of the 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis. Returns the results of the 3GPP-R5 spectrum analysis. Returns the results of the W-CDMA uplink analysis. Returns the results of the 3GPP-R5 uplink analysis. page 2-- 868 page 2-- 869 page 2-- 875 page 2-- 890 page 2-- 896 Returns the results of the IEEE802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis. Returns the results of the IEEE802.11n (nx1) analysis. Returns the results of the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis. page 2-- 842 page 2-- 850 page 2-- 859 Returns the results of the TD-SCDMA analysis. page 2-- 819 Returns the results of the 1xEV-DO analysis. page 2-- 795 Returns the results of the cdma2000 analysis. page 2-- 775 Returns the results of the GSM/EDGE analysis. page 2-- 763 Returns the results of the audio measurements. Returns the results of the digital modulation analysis. Returns the results of the RFID analysis. Returns the results of the signal source analysis. page 2-- 729 page 2-- 736 page 2-- 743 page 2-- 754 Option 21 Advanced measurement suite related Function Refer to:
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Table 2- 69: :FETCh command subgroups (Option) (Cont.)

Command header Option 40 3GPP-R6 analysis related :FETCh:DLR6_3GPP :FETCh:ULR6_3GPP Returns the results of the 3GPP-R6 downlink modulation analysis. Returns the results of the 3GPP-R6 uplink modulation analysis. page 2-- 902 page 2-- 908 Function Refer to:
NOTE. To use a :FETCh command, you must have set a measurement mode for the FETCh operation using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command (refer to page 2-936).
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:FETCh:AUDio Subgroup
Command Tree
The :FETCh:AUDio commands return the results of the audio measurements. Header :FETCh :AUDio :HARMonics? :HNRatio? :SNDRatio|:SINad? :SPECtrum :HARMonics? :HNRatio? :SNDRatio|:SINad? Parameter
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:FETCh:AUDio:HARMonics? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the Harmonics measurement.
:FETCh:AUDio:HARMonics? None <Thd_%>,<Thd>,<Dtype>,<Snum>,{<Index>,<Hd_Freq>,<Hd_Level>}, {<Index>,<Nhd_Freq>,<Nhd_Level>} Where <Thd_%>::=<NR1> is the THD (Total Harmonic Distortion) in percent. <Thd>::=<NR1> is the THD in dB. <Dtype>::=<NR1> is the demodulation type: 0 (Baseband), 1 (AM), or 2 (FM). <Snum>::=<NR1> is the number of detected harmonics or non-harmonics, whichever is greater (12 maximum). <Index>::=<NR1> is the index of harmonic (1 to 12 maximum). <Hd_Freq>::=<NRf> is the frequency of harmonic in Hz. <Hd_Level>::=<NRf> is the level of harmonic. = Signal level in dBm (Index = 1) = Harmonic level in dBc (Index = 2 to 12) <Index>::=<NR1> is the index of non-harmonic (1 to 12 maximum). <Nhd_Freq>::=<NRf> is the frequency of non-harmonic in Hz. <Nhd_Level>::=<NRf> is the level of non-harmonic in dBc.
DEMAUDIO :FETCh:AUDio:HARMonics? might return 0.1696,-55.41,1,3,1,10.0E+3,3.96,2,20.0E+3,3.95, 3,30.0E+3,3.97,1,136.719,3.94,2,135.898,3.92 for the Harmonics measurement result. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:AUDio:HNRatio? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the Hum and Noise Ratio measurement.
:FETCh:AUDio:HNRatio? None <Crms>,<Rrms>,<Dtype>,<Hnratio> Where <Crms>::=<NRf> is the current RMS value. = Current RMS power in dBm (Baseband) = Current RMS modulation depth in percent (AM) = Current RMS frequency deviation in Hz (FM) <Rrms>::=<NRf> is the reference RMS value. = Reference RMS power in dBm (Baseband) = Reference RMS modulation depth in percent (AM) = Reference RMS frequency deviation in Hz (FM) <Dtype>::=<NR1> is the demodulation type: 0 (Baseband), 1 (AM), or 2 (FM). <Hnratio>::=<NRf> is the hum and noise ratio in dB.
DEMAUDIO :FETCh:AUDio:HNRatio? might return x,x,x for the Hum and Noise Ratio measurement result. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:AUDio:SNDRatio|:SINad? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the Signal/Noise and Distortion measurement.
:FETCh:AUDio:SNDRatio|:SINad? None <Sn>,<Sinad>,<Thd_%>,<Thd>,<Tnhd_%>,<Tnhd>,<Afreq>,<Alevel>, <Alevel_Vpp>,<Dtype>,<Am_Rms>,<Am_Max>,<Am_Min>,<Fm_Rms>, <Fm_PosPeak>,<Fm_NegPeak>,<Fm_Pk-Pk>,<Fm_(Pk-Pk)/2> Where <Sn>::=<NRf> is the S/N (Signal to Noise ratio) in dB. <Sinad>::=<NRf> is the SINAD (Signal to Noise And Distortion) in dB. <Thd_%>::=<NRf> is the THD (Total Harmonic Distortion) in percent. <Thd>::=<NRf> is the THD in dB. <Tnhd_%>::=<NRf> is the TNHD (Total Non-Harmonic Distortion) in percent. <Tnhd>::=<NRf> is the TNHD in dB. <Afreq>::=<NRf> is the audio frequency in Hz. <Alevel>::=<NRf> is the audio level in Vrms for baseband. -1000 is returned for AM and FM. <Dtype>::=<NR1> is the demodulation type. 0: Baseband, 1: AM, 2: FM. The following values are returned when the demodulation type is AM. <Am_Rms>::=<NRf> is the RMS modulation depth in percent. <Am_Max>::=<NRf> is the maximum modulation depth in percent. <Am_Min>::=<NRf> is the minimum modulation depth in percent. The following values are returned when the demodulation type is FM. <Fm_Rms>::=<NRf> is the RMS frequency deviation in Hz. <Fm_PosPeak>::=<NRf> is the +peak frequency deviation in Hz. <Fm_NegPeak>::=<NRf> is the -peak frequency deviation in Hz. <Fm_Pk-Pk>::=<NRf> is the peak-peak frequency deviation in Hz. <Fm_Pk-Pk/2>::=<NRf> is the half peak-peak frequency deviation in Hz.
DEMAUDIO :FETCh:AUDio:SNDRatio? might return 53.01,52.78,0.1696,-55.41,0.0185,-74.66,10E+3,3.96, 0.8,0 for the Signal/Noise and Distortion measurement result. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:AUDio:SPECtrum:HARMonics? (Query Only)

Returns spectrum trace data in the Harmonics measurement. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:AUDio:MEASurement is set to HARMonics.
:FETCh:AUDio:SPECtrum:HARMonics? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude of the spectrum in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001
DEMAUDIO :FETCh:AUDio:SPECtrum:HARMonics? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the spectrum data. [:SENSe]:AUDio:MEASurement
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:FETCh:AUDio:SPECtrum:HNRatio? (Query Only)

Returns spectrum trace data in the Hum And Noise Ratio measurement. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:AUDio:MEASurement is set to HNRatio.
:FETCh:AUDio:SPECtrum:HNRatio? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude of the spectrum in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001
DEMAUDIO :FETCh:AUDio:SPECtrum:HNRatio? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the spectrum data. [:SENSe]:AUDio:MEASurement
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:FETCh:AUDio:SPECtrum:SNDRatio|:SINad? (Query Only)

Returns spectrum trace data in the Signal/Noise and Distortion measurement. This commands is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to SNDRatio or SINad.
:FETCh:AUDio:SPECtrum:SNDRatio|:SINad? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude of the spectrum in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001
DEMAUDIO :FETCh:AUDio:SPECtrum:SNDRatio? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the spectrum data. [:SENSe]:AUDio:MEASurement
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:FETCh:DDEMod Subgroup
The :FETCh:DDEMod commands return the results of the digital modulation analysis.
Command Tree
Header :FETCh :DDEMod?
Parameter IQVTime | FVTime | CONSte | EVM | AEVM | PEVM | MERRor | AMERror | PMERror | PERRor | APERror | PPERror | RHO | SLENgth | FERRor | OOFFset | STABle | PVTime | AMAM | AMPM | CCDF | PDF | FSKDev | RMSError | FDEViation | MINDex
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:FETCh:DDEMod? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the digital modulation analysis.
Syntax
:FETCh:DDEMod? { IQVTime | FVTime | CONSte | EVM | AEVM | PEVM | MERRor | AMERror | PMERror | PERRor | APERror | PPERror | RHO | SLENgth | FERRor | OOFFset | STABle | PVTime | AMAM | AMPM | CCDF | PDF | FSKDev | RMSError | FDEViation | MINDex } The arguments query the following information: Table 2- 70: Queried information on the digital modulation analysis results
Argument IQVTime FVTime CONSte EVM AEVM PEVM MERRor 1 AMERror 1 PMERror 1 PERRor 1 APERror 1 PPERror 1 RHO SLENgth FERRor OOFFset STABle PVTime
1
Arguments
Information queried IQ level versus Time measured value Frequency versus Time measured value (Valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod :FORMat is set to GFSK, FSK, 4FSK, 8FSK, or 16FSK) Constellation measurement results (coordinates data array of symbols) Error Vector Magnitude (EVM) measurement results EVM RMS value EVM peak value and its symbol number Amplitude error Amplitude error RMS value Amplitude error peak value and its symbol number Phase error Phase error RMS value Phase error peak value and its symbol number Value of waveform quality () Number of analyzed symbols Frequency error Origin offset value (Not available when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is set to ASK, FSK or GFSK) Data from symbol table Power versus Time (Valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is set to ASK)
When [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is set to OQPSK and :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew |:SVIew:HSSHift is set to NONE, the value cannot be returned.
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Table 2- 70: Queried information on the digital modulation analysis results (Cont.)
Argument AMAM AMPM CCDF PDF FSKDev RMSError FDEViation MINDex Information queried AM/AM measurement results AM/PM measurement results CCDF measurement results PDF measurement results FSK deviations measurement results (Valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is set to GFSK, FSK, 4FSK, 8FSK, or 16FSK) Frequncy error RMS value (Valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is set to C4FM) Frequncy deviation (Valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is set to C4FM) Modulation index (Valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:MINDex:AUTO is set to ON)
Returns
The arguments return the following information. You can select degrees or radians for the angular unit using the :UNIT:ANGLe command. IQVTime. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Idata(1)><Qdata(1)> <Idata(2)><Qdata2>...<Idata(n)><Qdata(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Idata(n)><Qdata(n)> is the I and Q signal level data in volts. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames) FVTime. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the frequency shift data in Hz for the point n. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames)
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CONSte. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Ip(1)><Qp(1)>...<Ip(n)><Qp(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Ip(n)> is the sample position on the I axis in a normalized value. <Qp(n)> is the sample position on the Q axis in a normalized value. Both <Ip(n)> and <Qp(n)> are in the 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames) EVM. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Evm(1)><Evm(2)>...<Evm(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Evm(n)> is the value of symbol EVM in percent (%). 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames) AEVM. <aevm>::=<NRf> is the EVM RMS value in percent (%). PEVM. <pevm>,<symb> Where <pevm>::=<NRf> is the EVM peak value in percent (%). <symb>::=<NR1> is the symbol number for the EVM peak value. MERRor. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Merr(1)><Merr(2)>...<Merr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Merr(n)> is the value of amplitude error of symbol in percent (%). 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames) AMERror. <amer>::=<NRf> is the amplitude error RMS value in percent (%). PMERror. <pmer>,<symb> Where <pmer>::=<NRf> is the amplitude error peak value in percent (%). <symb>::=<NR1> is the symbol number for the amplitude error peak value.
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PERRor. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Perr(1)><Perr(2)>...<Perr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Perr(n)> is the value of phase error of symbol in degrees or radians. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames) APERror. <aper>::=<NRf> is the phase error RMS in degrees or radians. PPERror. <pper>,<symb> Where <pper>::=<NRf> is the phase error peak value in degrees or radians. <symb>::=<NRf> is the symbol number for the phase error peak value. RHO. <rho>::=<NRf> is the measured value of waveform quality (). SLENgth. <slen>::=<NR1> is the number of analyzed symbols. FERRor. <ferr>::=<NRf> is the frequency error in Hz. OOFFset. <ooff>::=<NRf> is the origin offset in dB. STABle. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Sym(1)><Sym(2)>...<Sym(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Sym(n)> is the symbol data. 4-byte little endian integer. n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points 500 frames) PVTIme. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digit in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the time domain power data in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points 500 frames)
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AMAM. <Comp>,<Coeff_num>{,<Coeff>} Where <Comp>::=<NRf> is the 1 dB compression point in dBm. <Coeff_Num>::=<NR1> is the number of coefficients (1 to 16). It is equal to the value set using the [:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:COEFficient command plus 1. <Coeff>::=<NRf> is the coefficient value. AMPM. <Coeff_num>{,<Coeff>} Where <Coeff_Num>::=<NR1> is the number of coefficients (1 to 16). It is equal to the value set using the [:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:COEFficient command plus 1. <Coeff>::=<NRf> is the coefficient value. CCDF. <Mean_Power_D>,<Peak_Power_D>,<Crest_Factor_D>, <Mean_Power_R>,<Peak_Power_R>,<Crest_Factor_R> Where <Mean_Power_D>::=<NRf> is the measured average power in dBm. <Peak_Power_D>::=<NRf> is the measured peak power in dBm. <Crest_Factor_D>::=<NRf> is the measured crest factor in dB. <Mean_Power_R>::=<NRf> is the reference average power in dBm. <Peak_Power_R>::=<NRf> is the reference peak power in dBm. <Crest_Factor_R>::=<NRf> is the reference crest factor in dB. PDF. <Mean_Power_D>,<Peak_Power_D>,<Mean_Power_R>,<Peak_Power_R> Where <Mean_Power_D>::=<NRf> is the measured average power in dBm. <Peak_Power_D>::=<NRf> is the measured peak power in dBm. <Mean_Power_R>::=<NRf> is the reference average power in dBm. <Peak_Power_R>::=<NRf> is the reference peak power in dBm. FSKDev. <Rms_err_Max>,<Rms_err_Avg>,<Peak_err_Max>,<Peak_err_Avg>, <Sym_err_Max>,<Sym_err_Avg>,<Dev_Num>, {<FSK_deviation_Max>,<FSK_deviation_Min>,<FSK_deviation_Avg>}
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Where <Rms_err_Max>::=<NRf> is the maximum of RMS FSK error in percent. <Rms_err_Avg>::=<NRf> is the average of RMS FSK error in percent. <Peak_err_Max>::=<NRf> is the maximum of peak FSK error in percent. <Peak_err_Avg>::=<NRf> is the average of peak FSK error in percent. <Sym_err_Max>::=<NRf> is the maximum of symbol timing error in percent. <Sym_err_Avg>::=<NRf> is the average of symbol timing error in percent. <Dev_Num>::=<NR1> is the number of columns in the FSK deviation table. = 2 (GFSK, FSK), 4 (4FSK), 8 (8FSK), or 16 (16FSK) <FSK_deviation_Max>::=<NRf> is the maximum FSK deviation in Hz. <FSK_deviation_Min>::=<NRf> is the minimum FSK deviation in Hz. <FSK_deviation_Avg>::=<NRf> is the average FSK deviation in Hz. The dataset < FSK_deviation_Max >,< FSK_deviation _Min>,< FSK_deviation _Avg> is returned for each symbol in ascending order of its level (for example, in order of symbol - - +1, and +3 for 4FSK). -3, -1, RMSError. <RMSError>::=<NRf> is the RMS frequency error in Hz. FDEViation. <FDeviation>::=<NRf> is the frequency deviation in Hz. MINDex. <Modulation_Index>::=<NR1> is the modulation index for the CPM modulation scheme, as shown in the following table.
Returned value 1 2 3 4 5 6 Modulation index 4/16, 5/16 5/16, 6/16 6/16, 7/16 7/16, 10/16 12/16, 13/16 8/16, 8/16
DEMDDEM :FETCh:DDEMod? IQVTime might return #41024xxxx... (1024-byte data) for the IQ level versus time measurement results. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat, [:SENSe]:DDEMod:MINDex:AUTO, :UNIT:ANGLe
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:FETCh:RFID Subgroup
The :FETCh:RFID commands return the results of the RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) analysis.
Command Tree
Header :FETCh :RFID?
Parameter CARRier | PODown | BPODown | RFENvelope | BRFenvelope | FSKPulse | BFSKpulse | CONSte | EYE | STABle | PSTable
:ACPower? :SPURious? :SPECtrum :ACPower? :SPURious?
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:FETCh:RFID? (Query Only)

Returns the results of a selected measurement in the RFID analysis.
Syntax
:FETCh:RFID? { CARRier | PODown | BPODown | RFENvelope | BRFenvelope | FSKPulse | BFSKPulse | CONSte | EYE | STABle | PSTable } The arguments return the following measurement results: Table 2- 71: RFID measurement selection
Argument CARRier PODown BPODown RFENvelope BRFenvelope FSKPulse BFSKpulse CONSte EYE STABle PSTable Measurement Carrier Power on/down (ASCII format) Power on/down (Binary format) RF envelope (ASCII format) RF envelope (Binary format) FSK pulse (ASCII format) FSK pulse (Binary format) Constellation Eye diagram Symbol table Preamble of the symbol table
Arguments
Returns
The arguments return the following information: CARRier. <Cfreq>,<Obw>,<Ebw>,<Max_EIRP> Where <Cfreq>::=<NRf> is the carrier frequency in Hz. <Obw>::=<NRf> is the occupied bandwidth in Hz. <Ebw>::=<NRf> is the emission bandwidth in Hz. <Max_EIRP>::=<NRf> is the maximum EIRP in dBm. PODown. <Srate>,<Esrate>,<Count>{,<Index>,<Rise/Fall>,<Time>, <Settling>,<Over>,<Under>,<Offset>} Where <Srate>::=<NRf> is the actual sample rate in Hz. <Esrate>::=<NRf> is the effective sample rate in Hz.
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<Count>::=<NR1> is the count of data sets that follow (0 to 64). <Index>::=<NR1> is the index number. <Rise/Fall>::=<NR1> indicates rise (1) or fall (0) time. <Time>::=<NRf> is the rise or fall time in seconds. <Settling>::=<NRf> is the settling time in seconds. <Over>::=<NRf> is the overshoot in percent (%). <Under>::=<NRf> is the undershoot in percent (%). <Offset>::=<NRf> is the average level when the signal is off (%). If <Count> is more than 64, only -1000 is returned as invalid data. BPODown. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Srate><Esrate><Count>{<Index> <Rise/Fall><Time><Settling><Over><Under><Offset>} Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. The following data are the 4-byte little endian floating-point format: <Srate> is the actual sample rate in Hz. <Esrate> is the effective sample rate in Hz. <Count> is the count of data sets that follow (0 to 20000). <Index> is the index number. <Rise/Fall> indicates rise (1) or fall (0) time. <Time> is the rise or fall time in seconds. <Settling> is the settling time in seconds. <Over> is the overshoot in percent (%). <Under> is the undershoot in percent (%). <Offset> is the average level when the signal is off (%). If <Count> is more than 20000, only -1000 is returned as invalid data. RFENvelope or FSKPulse. <Srate>,<Esrate>,<Count>{,<Index>, <On_Width>,<Off_Width>,<Period>,<Duty>,<On_Ripple>,<Off_Ripple>, <Slope_1_Rise/Fall>,<Slope_1>,<Slope_2_Rise/Fall>,<Slope_2>, <Slope_3_Rise/Fall>,<Slope_3>} Where <Srate>::=<NRf> is the sample rate in Hz. <Esrate>::=<NRf> is the effective sample rate in Hz. <Count>::=<NR1> is the count of data sets that follow (0 to 64). <Index>::=<NR1> is the index number. <On_Width>::=<NRf> is the on-width time in seconds. <Off_Width>::=<NRf> is the off-width time in seconds. <Period>::=<NRf> is the period (on-width + off-width) in seconds. <Duty>::=<NRf> is the duty cycle in percent (%). <On_Ripple>::=<NRf> is the on ripple in percent (%). <Off_Ripple>::=<NRf> is the off ripple in percent (%).
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<Slope_1_Rise/Fall>::=<NR1> indicates rise (1) or fall (0) for Slope 1. <Slope_1>::=<NRf> is the Slope 1 rise/fall time in seconds. <Slope_2_Rise/Fall>::=<NR1> indicates rise (1) or fall (0) for Slope 2. <Slope_2>::=<NRf> is the Slope 2 rise/fall time in seconds. <Slope_3_Rise/Fall>::=<NR1> indicates rise (1) or fall (0) for Slope 3. <Slope_3>::=<NRf> is the Slope 3 rise/fall time in seconds. If <Count> is more than 64, only -1000 is returned as invalid data. When the standard type is 18092(424k), 14443-2-A, or 15693-2: <Srate>,<Esrate>,<Count>{,<Index>,<On_Width>,<Off_Width>, <Period>,<Duty>,<On_Ripple>,<Off_Ripple>, <Slope_1_Rise/Fall>,<Slope_1>,<Slope_2_Rise/Fall>,<Slope_2>, <Slope_3_Rise/Fall>,<Slope_3>,<T1>,<T2>,<T3>,<T4>} Where <Srate>::=<NRf> is the sample rate in Hz. <Esrate>::=<NRf> is the effective sample rate in Hz. <Count>::=<NR1> is the count of data sets that follow (0 to 64). <Index>::=<NR1> is the index number. <On_Width>::=<NRf> is the on-width time in seconds. <Off_Width>::=<NRf> is the off-width time in seconds. <Period>::=<NRf> is the period (on-width + off-width) in seconds. <Duty>::=<NRf> is the duty cycle in percent (%). <On_Ripple>::=<NRf> is the on ripple in percent (%). <Off_Ripple>::=<NRf> is the off ripple in percent (%). <Slope_1_Rise/Fall>::=<NR1> indicates rise (1) or fall (0) for Slope 1. <Slope_1>::=<NRf> is the Slope 1 rise/fall time in seconds. <Slope_2_Rise/Fall>::=<NR1> indicates rise (1) or fall (0) for Slope 2. <Slope_2>::=<NRf> is the Slope 2 rise/fall time in seconds. <Slope_3_Rise/Fall>::=<NR1> indicates rise (1) or fall (0) for Slope 3. <Slope_3>::=<NRf> is the Slope 3 rise/fall time in seconds. <T1> to <T4>::=<NRf> is the T1 to T4 specified in the standard in seconds. If <Count> is more than 64, only -1000 is returned as invalid data. BRFenvelope or BFSKpulse. #<Num_digit><Num_byte> <Srate><Esrate><Count>{<Index><On_Width><Off_Width> <Period><Duty><On_Ripple><Off_Ripple> <Slope_1_Rise/Fall><Slope_1><Slope_2_Rise/Fall><Slope_2> <Slope_3_Rise/Fall><Slope_3>} Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow.
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The following data are the 4-byte little endian floating-point format: <Srate> is the sample rate in Hz. <Esrate> is the effective sample rate in Hz. <Count> is the count of data sets that follow (0 to 65536). <Index> is the index number. <On_Width> is the on-width time in seconds. <Off_Width> is the off-width time in seconds. <Period> is the period (on-width + off-width) in seconds. <Duty> is the duty cycle in percent (%). <On_Ripple> is the on ripple in percent (%). <Off_Ripple> is the off ripple in percent (%). <Slope_1_Rise/Fall> indicates rise (1) or fall (0) for Slope 1. <Slope_1> is the Slope 1 rise/fall time in seconds. <Slope_2_Rise/Fall> indicates rise (1) or fall (0) for Slope 2. <Slope_2> is the Slope 2 rise/fall time in seconds. <Slope_3_Rise/Fall> indicates rise (1) or fall (0) for Slope 3. <Slope_3> is the Slope 3 rise/fall time in seconds. If <Count> is more than 65536, only -1000 is returned as invalid data. CONSte and EYE . NOTE. The constellation measurement is invalid when [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:STANdard is set to C0G1 or C1G1. When the decoding format is other than PIE: <Mdepth>,<Mindex>,<Ferror>,<Abrate>,<Cbrate>,<Csrate> Where <Mdepth>::=<NRf> is the modulation depth in percent (%). <Mindex>::=<NRf> is the modulation index in percent (%). <Ferror>::=<NRf> is the frequency error in Hz. <Abrate>::=<NR1> is the auto bit rate setting. 0: Off, 1: On. <Cbrate>::=<NRf> is the calculated bit rate in bps. <Csrate>::=<NRf> is the calculated symbol rate in symbols/s. When the decoding format is PIE: <Mdepth>,<Mindex>,<Ferror>,<Atari>,<Ctdata0_S>,<Ctdata0_T>, <Ctdata1_S>,<Ctdata1_T> Where <Mdepth>::=<NRf> is the modulation depth in percent (%). <Mindex>::=<NRf> is the modulation index in percent (%). <Ferror>::=<NRf> is the frequency error in Hz <Atari>::=<NR1> is the auto tari setting. 0: Off, 1: On. <Ctdata0_S>::=<NRf> is the calculated tari data-0 in seconds. <Ctdata0_T>::=<NRf> is the calculated tari data-0 (Tari). 2- 747
<Ctdata1_S>::=<NRf> is the calculated tari data-1 in seconds. <Ctdata1_T>::=<NRf> is the calculated tari data-1 (Tari). When the modulation type is Subcarrier BPSK: <Mdepth>,<Mindex>,<Ferror>,<Abrate>,<Cbrate>,<Csrate>, <Sjitter>,<Foffset> Where <Mdepth>::=<NRf> is the modulation depth in percent (%). <Mindex>::=<NRf> is the modulation index in percent (%). <Ferror>::=<NRf> is the frequency error in Hz. <Abrate>::=<NR1> is the auto bit rate setting. 0: Off, 1: On. <Cbrate>::=<NRf> is the calculated bit rate in bps. <Csrate>::=<NRf> is the calculated symbol rate in symbols/s. <Sjitter>::=<NRf> is the RMS subcarrier jitter in seconds. <Foffset>::=<NRf> is the frequency offset in Hz. When the standard type is 18000-7: <Fdevia>,<Pdetec>,<Ferror>,<Abrate>,<Cbrate>,<Csrate> Where <Fdevia>::=<NRf> is the frequency deviation in Hz. <Pdetec>::=<NRf> is the preamble detection. 0: Interrogator, 1: Tag, 2: Unknown. <Ferror>::=<NRf> is the frequency error in Hz. <Abrate>::=<NR1> is the auto bit rate setting. 0: Off, 1: On. <Cbrate>::=<NRf> is the calculated bit rate in bps. <Csrate>::=<NRf> is the calculated symbol rate in symbols/s. When the standard type is Manual and the modulation type is FSK: <Fdevia>,<Pdetec>,<Ferror>,<Abrate>,<Cbrate>,<Csrate> Where <Fdevia>::=<NRf> is the frequency deviation in Hz. <Ferror>::=<NRf> is the frequency error in Hz. <Abrate>::=<NR1> is the auto bit rate setting. 0: Off, 1: On. <Cbrate>::=<NRf> is the calculated bit rate in bps. <Csrate>::=<NRf> is the calculated symbol rate in symbols/s. When the standard type is 15693-2: <Fdevia>,<Pdetec>,<Ferror>,<Abrate>,<Cbrate>,<Csrate> Where <Mdepth>::=<NRf> is the modulation depth in percent (%). <Mindex>::=<NRf> is the modulation index in percent (%). <Ferror>::=<NR1> is the frequency error in Hz. <Cbrate>::=<NRf> is the calculated bit rate in bps.
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STABle. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Sym(1)><Sym(2)>...<Sym(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Sym(n)> is the symbol data. 4-byte little endian integer. Table 2- 72: Symbol value definition
Value on screen 0 1 X P S N I T E Value on GPIB 0 1 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 Definition 0 1 Dont care Preamble Frame Sync or SOF (15693-2) Null Interrogator (18000-7) Tag (18000-7) EOF (15693-2)
PSTable. <Len>::=<NR1> is the preamble length of the symbol table.
DEMRFID :FETCh:RFID? CARRier might return 985.891768E+6,45.383E+3,104.601,30 for the carrier measurement result. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:STANdard
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:FETCh:RFID:ACPower? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the ACPR (Adjacent Channel leakage Power Ratio) measurement in the RFID analysis.
:FETCh:RFID:ACPower? None <Count>{,<Ofrequency>,<Upper>,<Lower>} Where <Count>::=<NR1> is the count of data sets that follow (0 to 25). <Ofrequency>::=<NRf> is the offset frequency in Hz. <Upper>::=<NRf> is the ACPR for the nth upper adjacent channel in dBc. <Lower>::=<NRf> is the ACPR for the nth lower adjacent channel in dBc.
DEMRFID :FETCh:RFID:ACPower? might return 2,500E+3,-38.45,-38.43,1E+6,-44.14,-44.11 for the ACPR measurement result. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:RFID:SPURious? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the spurious signal measurement in the RFID analysis.
:FETCh:RFID:SPURious? None <Snum>{,<Dfreq>,<Rdbc>} Where <Snum>::=<NR1> is the number of detected spurious emissions. Max. 20. <Dfreq>::=<NRf> is the detuned frequency of spurious relative to carrier in Hz. <Rdbc>::=<NRf> is the spurious signal level relative to carrier in dBc.
DEMRFID :FETCh:RFID:SPURious? might return 2,-468.75E+3,-45.62,787.5E+3,-49.88 for the spurious measurement result. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:RFID:SPECtrum:ACPower? (Query Only)

Returns spectrum waveform data of the ACPR (Adjacent Channel leakage Power Ratio) measurement in the RFID analysis.
:FETCh:RFID:SPECtrum:ACPower? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude of the spectrum in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001
DEMRFID :FETCh:RFID:SPECtrum:ACPower? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the spectrum data. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:RFID:SPECtrum:SPURious? (Query Only)

Returns spectrum waveform data of the spurious measurement in the RFID analysis.
:FETCh:RFID:SPECtrum:SPURious? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude of the spectrum in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001
DEMRFID :FETCh:RFID:SPECtrum:SPURious? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the spectrum data. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:SSOurce Subgroup
Command Tree
The :FETCh:SSOurce commands return the results of the signal source analysis. Header :FETCh :SSOurce? :CNVFrequency? :CNVTime? :IPNVtime? :IPNVtime? :RJVTime? :SPECtrum? :TRANsient :FVTime? Parameter PNOise | SPURious | RTPNoise | RTSPurious | FVTime
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:FETCh:SSOurce? (Query Only)

Returns the result of the selected measurement in the signal source analysis.
Syntax
:FETCh:SSOurce? { PNOise | SPURious | RTPNoise | RTSPurious | FVTime } The arguments return the following measurement results: Table 2- 73: Signal source analysis
Argument PNOise SPURious RTPNoise RTSPurious FVTime Measurement Phase noise Spurious Real-time phase noise Real-time spurious Frequency versus Time
Arguments
Returns
The arguments return the following information: PNOise. <Cfreq>,<Cpower>,<IP_Noise>,<Rj>,<Max_Pj> Where <Cfreq>::=<NRf> is the carrier frequency in Hz. <Cpower>::=<NRf> is the channel power in dBm. <IP_Noise>::=<NRf> is the integrated phase noise in radians or degrees <Rj>::=<NRf> is the random jitter in seconds. <Max_Pj>::=<NRf> is the maximum periodic jitter in seconds. SPURious. <snum>{,<dfreq>,<rdb>} Where <snum>::=<NR1> is the number of detected spurious signals (max. 20) <dfreq>::=<NRf> is the detuned frequency of spurious relative to carrier in Hz. <rdb>::=<NRf> is the spurious signal level relative to carrier in dBc.
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RTPNoise. <Cfreq>,<Cpower>,<IP_Noise>,<Rj>,<Max_Pj>,<Jstime>, <Jsstart>,<Jsstop>,<PNstime>,<PNstart>,<PNSstop> Where <Cfreq>::=<NRf> is the carrier frequency in Hz. <Cpower>::=<NRf> is the channel power in dBm. <IP_Noise>::=<NRf> is the integrated phase noise in radians or degrees. <Rj>::=<NRf> is the random jitter in seconds. <Max_Pj>::=<NRf> is the maximum periodic jitter in seconds. <Jstime>::=<NRf> is the jitter settling time in seconds. <Jsstart>::=<NRf> is the jitter settling time start in seconds. <Jsstop>::=<NRf> is the jitter settling time stop in seconds. <PNstime>::=<NRf> is the phase noise settling time in seconds. <PNsstart>::=<NRf> is the phase noise settling time start in seconds. <PNsstop>::=<NRf> is the phase noise settling time stop in seconds. RTSPurious. <Cfreq>,<Cpower>,<Snum>{,<Dfreq>,<Rdbc>} Where <Cfreq>::=<NRf> is the carrier frequency in Hz. <Cpower>::=<NRf> is the channel power in dBm. <Snum>::=<NR1> is the number of detected spurious signals (max. 20). <Dfreq>::=<NRf> is the detuned frequency of spurious relative to carrier in Hz. <Rdbc>::=<NRf> is the spurious signal level relative to carrier in dBc. FVTime. <Fstime>,<Fsstart>,<Fsstop>,<TFstime>,<Tfsstart>,<Tfsstop> Where <Fstime>::=<NRf> is the frequency settling time. <Fsstart>::=<NRf> is the frequency settling time start. <Fsstop>::=<NRf> is the frequency settling time stop. <TFstime>::=<NRf> is the frequency settling time from trigger. <TFsstart>::=<NRf> is the frequency settling time start from trigger. <TFsstop>::=<NRf> is the frequency settling time stop from trigger Unit: All in seconds.
TIMSSOURCE :FETCh:SSOurce? PNOise might return 2.0E+9,-21.430,12.432E-12,8.95,217.725E-12 for the phase noise measurement result.
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:FETCh:SSOurce:CNVFrequency? (Query Only)

Returns measurement data of the C/N versus offset frequency in the signal source analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to PNOise or RTPNoise. It is also valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to RTSPurious and :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat is CNVFrequency.
Syntax Arguments
:FETCh:SSOurce:CNVFrequency? { MAIN | SUB } MAIN selects Trace 1 (displayed in yellow on screen). SUB selects Trace 2 (displayed in green on screen).
Returns
#<Num_digit><Num_byte><Freq(1)><C/N(1)><Freq(2)><C/N(2)>... <Freq(n)><C/N(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Freq(n)> is the offset frequency in Hz. <C/N(n)> is the C/N in dBc/Hz. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 5000
TIMSSOURCE :FETCh:SSOurce:CNVFrequency? MAIN might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the Trace 1 data of the C/N versus offset frequency measurement. :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat, [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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:FETCh:SSOurce:CNVTime? (Query Only)

Returns waveform data of the C/N versus time in the signal source analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to RTPNoise and :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat is CNVTime.
:FETCh:SSOurce:CNVTime? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the C/N value in dBc/Hz. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2.
TIMSSOURCE :FETCh:SSOurce:CNVTime? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for waveform data of the C/N versus time. :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat, [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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:FETCh:SSOurce:IPNVtime? (Query Only)

Returns waveform data of the integrated phase noise versus time in the signal source analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to RTPNoise and :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat is IPNVtime.
:FETCh:SSOurce:IPNVtime? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the phase in radians or degrees. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2.
TIMSSOURCE :FETCh:SSOurce:IPNVtime? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for waveform data of the integrated phase noise versus time. :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat, [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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:FETCh:SSOurce:RJVTime? (Query Only)

Returns waveform data of the random jitter versus time in the signal source analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to RTPNoise and :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat is RJVTime.
:FETCh:SSOurce:RJVTime? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the jitter in seconds. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2.
TIMSSOURCE :FETCh:SSOurce:RJVTime? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for waveform data of the random jitter versus time. :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew:FORMat, [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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:FETCh:SSOurce:SPECtrum? (Query Only)

Returns spectrum waveform data of the frequency domain measurement in the signal source analysis. This commands is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to PNOise, SPURious, or RTSPurious.
:FETCh:SSOurce:SPECtrum? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude of the spectrum in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001
TIMSSOURCE :FETCh:SSOurce:SPECtrum? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the spectrum data. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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:FETCh:SSOurce:TRANsient:FVTime? (Query Only)

Returns the frequency versus time measurement results in the signal source analysis.
:FETCh:SSOurce:TRANsient:FVTime? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the frequency deviation value in Hz on the time axis. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 512000 (1024 points 500 frames)
TIMSSOURCE :FETCh:SSOurce:TRANsient:FVTime? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the frequency versus time measurement results.
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:FETCh:GSMedge Subgroup
Command Tree
GSM/EDGE Analysis, Option 24 Only
The :FETCh:GSMedge commands return the results of the GSM/EDGE analysis. Header :FETCh :GSMedge :MACCuracy? :MCPower? :MODulation? :PVTime? :SPECtrum :MODulation? :SWITching? :SPURious? :SWITching? :TAMPlitude :MCPower? :PVTime? :TSCode? Parameter
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:FETCh:GSMedge:MACCuracy? (Query Only)

Fetches the results of the GSM/EDGE modulation accuracy measurement for the burst specified using the [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex command.
:FETCh:GSMedge:MACCuracy? None <pass_fail>,<phase_error>,<peak_phase_error>,<evm>,<evm95>, <peak_evm>,<freq_error>,<o_off> Where <pass_fail>::=<NR1> = 0 represents Fail; = 1 represents Pass. <phase_error>::=<NRf> is the phase error in degrees. <peak_phase_error>::=<NRf> is the peak phase error in degrees. <evm>::=<NRf> is the EVM (Error Vector Magnitude) in percent (%). <evm95>::=<NRf> is the EVM 95% tile in percent (%). <peak_evm>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in percent (%). <freq_error>::=<NRf> is the frequency error in Hz. <o_off>::=<NRf> is the origin offset in dB. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMGSMEDGE :FETCh:GSMedge:MACCuracy? might return 1,0.47,0.86,0.93,0.75,2.15,4.209,-64.31 for the modulation accuracy measurement results. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex
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:FETCh:GSMedge:MCPower? (Query Only)

Fetches the results of the GSM/EDGE mean carrier power measurement for the burst specified using the [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex command.
:FETCh:GSMedge:MCPower? None <mean_power>,<max_power>,<max_bi>,<min_power>,<min_bi> Where <mean_power>::=<NRf> is the mean power value in dBm. <max_power>::=<NRf> is the maximum power value in dBm. <max_bi>::=<NR1> is the burst index for the maximum power. <min_power>::=<NRf> is the minimum power value in dBm. <min_bi>::=<NR1> is the burst index for the minimum power.
DEMGSMEDGE :FETCh:GSMedge:MCPower? might return 68.081,72.4203,-3,58.229,-7 as the mean carrier power measurement results. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex
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:FETCh:GSMedge:MODulation? (Query Only)

Queries the pass/fail result of the GSM/EDGE modulation spectrum measurement for the standard specified using the [:SENSe]:GSMedge:STANdard commands.
:FETCh:GSMedge:MODulation? None <NR1> = 0 indicates Fail. <NR1> = 1 indicates Pass.
DEMGSMEDGE :FETCh:GSMedge:MODulation? might return 1, indicating that the modulation spectrum measurement has passed. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:GSMedge:STANdard
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:FETCh:GSMedge:PVTime? (Query Only)

Queries the pass/fail result of the GSM/EDGE power versus time measurement for the burst specified using the [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex command.
:FETCh:GSMedge:PVTime? None <NR1> = 0 indicates Fail. <NR1> = 1 indicates Pass.
DEMGSMEDGE :FETCh:GSMedge:PVTime? might return 1, indicating that the power versus time measurement has passed. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex
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:FETCh:GSMedge:SPECtrum:MODulation? (Query Only)

Returns waveform data of the GSM/EDGE modulation spectrum measurement for the burst specified using the [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex command.
Syntax Returns
:FETCh:GSMedge:SPECtrum:MODulation? #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the modulation spectrum power data in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 240001
DEMGSMEDGE :FETCh:GSMedge:SPECtrum:MODulation? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the results of the modulation spectrum measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex
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:FETCh:GSMedge:SPECtrum:SWITching? (Query Only)

Returns waveform data of the GSM/EDGE switching spectrum measurement for the burst specified using the [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex command.
Syntax Returns
:FETCh:GSMedge:SPECtrum:SWITching? #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the switching spectrum power data in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 240001
DEMGSMEDGE :FETCh:GSMedge:SPECtrum:SWITching? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the results of the switching spectrum measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex
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:FETCh:GSMedge:SPURious? (Query Only)

Fetches the results of the GSM/EDGE spurious measurement for the standard specified using the [:SENSe]:GSMedge:STANdard commands. The values of frequency and level are returned for up to 10 peaks that exceeded the standard level in ascending order.
:FETCh:GSMedge:SPURious? None <snum>{,<freq>,<rdb>} Where <snum>::=<NR1> is the number of detected spurious signals, up to 10. <freq>::=<NRf> is the frequency of spurious in Hz. <rdb>::=<NRf> is the level of spurious in dBm.
DEMGSMEDGE :FETCh:GSMedge:SPURious? might return 3,1.2E6,-79,2.4E6,-79.59,1E6,-80.38. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:GSMedge:STANdard
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:FETCh:GSMedge:SWITching? (Query Only)

Queries the pass/fail result of the GSM/EDGE switching spectrum measurement for the standard specified using the [:SENSe]:GSMedge:STANdard commands.
:FETCh:GSMedge:SWITching? None <NR1> = 0 indicates Fail. <NR1> = 1 indicates Pass.
DEMGSMEDGE :FETCh:GSMedge:SWITching? might return 1, indicating that the switching spectrum measurement has passed. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:GSMedge:STANdard
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:FETCh:GSMedge:TAMPlitude:MCPower? (Query Only)

Fetches the time domain amplitude data of the GSM/EDGE mean carrier power measurement for the burst specified using the [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt :INDex command.
Syntax Returns
:FETCh:GSMedge:TAMPlitude:MCPower? #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the absolute power for each symbol in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames) Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMGSMEDGE :FETCh:GSMedge:TAMPlitude:MCPower? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the results of the mean carrier power measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex
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:FETCh:GSMedge:TAMPlitude:PVTime? (Query Only)

Fetches the time domain amplitude data of the GSM/EDGE power versus time measurement for the time slot specified using the [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt :INDex command.
Syntax Returns
:FETCh:GSMedge:TAMPlitude:PVTime? #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the absolute power for each symbol in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames) Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMGSMEDGE :FETCh:GSMedge:TAMPlitude:PVTime? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the results of the power versus time measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex
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:FETCh:GSMedge:TSCode? (Query Only)

Queries the Training Sequence Code (TSC) number of the burst specified using the [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex command.
Syntax Returns
:FETCh:GSMedge:TSCode? <tsc>::=<NR1> is the TSC number (0 to 7). NOTE. This command is valid when one of the following measurements is finished: MCPower (mean carrier power), PVTime (power versus time), MACCuracy (modulation accuracy), MODulation (modulation spectrum), and SWITching (switching spectrum). If the measurement is not finished, the error message -200, Execution Error is returned.
DEMGSMEDGE :FETCh:GSMedge:TSCode? might return 5 of the TSC number. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex
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:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K Subgroup
cdma2000 Analysis, Option 25 Only
The :FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K commands return the results of the cdma2000 analysis.
Command Tree
Header Parameter :FETCh :FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K :ACPower? :CCDF? :CDPower? RESult | CDPower | IQPower :CHPower? :Distribution :CCDF? :IM? :MACCuracy? RESult | MACCuracy | EVM |MERRor | PERRor | STABle :OBWidth? :PCCHannel? :PVTime? :SEMask? :SPECtrum :ACPower? :CHPower? :IM? :OBWidth? :TAMPlitude :PVTime?
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:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACPower? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the ACPR measurement under the cdma2000 forward link or reverse link standard.
:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACPower? None <pass_fail>,<Chpower>,<Acpr1>,<Acpr2>,<Acpr3>,<Acpr4>,<Acpr5>, <Acpr6>,<Acpr7>,<Acpr8>,<Acpr9>,<Acpr10>,<Acpr11>,<Acpr12> Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <Chpower>::=<NRf> is the channel power measured value in dBm. <Acpr1>::=<NRf> is the first adjacent channel ACPR in dBc. <Acpr2>::=<NRf> is the second adjacent channel ACPR in dBc. <Acpr12>::=<NRf> is the twelfth adjacent channel ACPR in dBc. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :FETCh:FLCDMA2K:ACPower? might return 0,-2.045E+001,-6.461E+001,-4.379E+001,-6.576E+001, -6.753E+001,-6.79E+001,-1.0E+038,-1.0E+038,-1.0E+038,-1.0E+038, -1.0E+038,-1.0E+038,-1.0E+038 for the ACPR measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the CCDF measurement under the cdma2000 forward link or reverse link standard.
:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF? None <Mean_power>,<Peak_power>,<Crest_factor> Where <Mean_power>::=<NRf> is the average power in dBm. <Peak_power>::=<NRf> is the peak power in dBm. <Crest_factor>::=<NRf> is the crest factor in dB.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :FETCh:FLCDMA2K:CCDF? might return -1.757E+001,-9.53E+000,8.04E+000 for the CCDF measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the code domain power measurement under the cdma2000 forward link or reverse link standard.
Syntax Arguments
:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower? { RESult | CDPower | IQPower } RESult queries the measurement result. CDPower queries relative/absolute power values of each code. IQPower queries each I/Q symbol power of the selected code.
Returns
The arguments return the following information: RESult. <pass_fail>,<Total_power>,<ACP_max>,<ACP_avg>, <ACP_total>,<No_AC>,<ICP>,<EVM_peak>,<EVM_rms>, <Merror_peak>,<Merror_rms>,<Perror_peak>,<Perror_rms> Where <pass_fail>::={1|0} is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <Total_power>::=<NRf> is the channel power total value in dBm. <ACP_max>::=<NRf> is the active channel power maximum value in dBc. <ACP_avg>::=<NRf> is the active channel power average value in dBc. <ACP_total>::=<NRf> is the active channel power total value in dBc. <No_AC>::=<NR1> is the number of active channels. <ICP>::=<NRf> is the maximum inactive channel power in dBc. <EVM_peak>::=<NRf> is the EVM peak value in %. <EVM_rms>::=<NRf> is EVM rms value in %. <Merror_peak>::=<NRf> is the magnitude error peak value in %. <Merror_rms>::=<NRf> is the magnitude error rms value in %. <Perror_peak>::=<NRf> is the phase error peak value in degrees. <Perror_rms>::=<NRf> is the phase error rms value in degrees. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled. CDPower. #<Num_digit>,<Num_byte>,<ICpower(1)>,<QCpower(1)>,..., <ICpower(n)>,<QCpower(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <ICpower(n)> and <QCpower(n)> is the relative or absolute power value for each code in dB or dBm.When the unit on the Y axis of main view is set to RELative, the relative power value is selected. When the unit on the Y axis of main view is set to ABSolute, the absolute power value is selected. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2.
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n = Max 64 for FLCDMA2K RC1/RC2 Max 128 for FLCDMA2K RC3/RC4/RC5 and RLCDMA2K RC3/RC4 IQPower. #<Num_digit>,<Num_byte>,<Ipower(1)>,<Qpower(1)>,..., <Ipower(n)>,<Qpower(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <Ipower(n)> and <Qpower(n)> is the each I/Q symbol power of selected code. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n = Max 24 for symbol measurement in FLCDMA2K RC1/RC2 Max 382 for symbol measurement in FLCDMA2K RC3/RC4/RC5 Max 768 for symbol measurement in RLCDMA2K RC3/RC4 Max 1536 for chip measurement
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :FETCh:FLCDMA2K:CDPower? RESult might return 0,-3.32076616615568E+001,-2.33279216292314E-004, -2.33279216292314E-004,-2.33279216292314E-004,16, -5.53129098248105E+001,1.05323582245638E-001, 9.3576108554992E-002,-9.71313482041643E-002, 7.27630326866468E-002,4.19705794596374E-002,3.37042668803851E-002 for the code domain power measurement for the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CHPower? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the channel power measurement under the cdma2000 forward link or reverse link standard.
:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CHPower? None <pass_fail>,<chpower>,<power_density> Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <Chpower>::=<NRf> is the channel power measured value in dBm. <Power_density>::=<NRf> is the power density measured value in dBm/Hz. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :FETCh:FLCDMA2K:CHPower? might return 1,-2.0339E+001,-8.1238E+001 for the channel power measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DISTribution:CCDF? (Query Only)

Returns the distribution data of the CCDF measurement under the cdma2000 forward link or reverse link standard.
:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DISTribution:CCDF? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the absolute power for each symbol in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 10001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :FETCh:FLCDMA2K:DISTribution:CCDF? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the results of the CCDF measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:IM? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the intermodulation measurement under the cdma2000 forward link or reverse link standard.
:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:IM? None <pass_fail>,<L_channel>,<U_channel>,<L3_lower>,<L3_upper>, <U3_lower>,<U3_Upper>,<L5_lower>,<L5_upper>, <U5_lower>,<U5_upper> Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <L_channel>::=<NRf> is the lower channel measured value in dBm. <U_channel>::=<NRf> is the upper channel measured value in dBm. <L3_lower>::=<NRf> is the lower third order (lower) measured value in dBc. <L3_upper>::=<NRf> is the lower third order (upper) measured value in dBc. <U3_lower>::=<NRf> is the upper third order (lower) measured value in dBc. <U3_upper>::=<NRf> is the upper third order (upper) measured value in dBc. <L5_lower>::=<NRf> is the lower fifth order (lower) measured value in dBc. <L5_upper>::=<NRf> is the lower fifth order (upper) measured value in dBc. <U5_lower>::=<NRf> is the upper fifth order (lower) measured value in dBc. <U5_upper>::=<NRf> is the upper fifth order (upper) measured value in dBc. When each value is not present, the value of -1000 is returned. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :FETCh:FLCDMA2K:IM? might return 1,-2.061E+001,-5.501E+001,-1.66E+001,1.78E+001, -4.76E+001,-1.32E+001,-4.73E+001,-1.29E+001,-5.1E+001,-1.66E+001 for the intermodulation measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the modulation accuracy measurement under the cdma2000 forward link or reverse link standard.
Syntax
:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy? { RESult | MACCuracy | EVM | MERRor | PERRor | STABle } RESult queries the measurement result. MACCuracy queries the I/Q position of each symbol. EVM queries the EVM of each symbol. MERRor queries the magnitude error of each symbol. PERRor queries the phase error of each symbol. STABle queries the symbol data for each symbol.
Arguments
Returns
The arguments return the following information: RESult: <pass_fail>,<Rho>,<Peak_CDE>,<CDE_code>,<CDE_I/Q>, <EVM_peak>,<EVM_rms>,<Merror_peak>,<Merror_rms>,<Perror_peak>, <Perror_rms>,<Ferror>,<Org_offset>,<Tau> Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <Rho>::=<NRf> is the measured value of waveform quality (Rho). <Peak_CDE>::=<NRf> is the code domain error value in dB. <CDE_code>::=<NR1> is the code number of CDE. <CDE_I/Q>::=<NR1> is the I/Q channel of CDE. 0: don care, 1: I, 2: Q. <EVM_peak>::=<NRf> is the EVM peak value in %. <EVM_rms>::=<NRf> is EVM rms value in %. <Merror_peak>::=<NRf> is the magnitude error peak value in %. <Merror_rms>::=<NRf> is the magnitude error rms value in %. <Perror_peak>::=<NRf> is the phase error peak value in degrees. <Perror_rms>::=<NRf> is the phase error rms value in degrees. <Ferror>::=<NRf> is the measured value of frequency error in Hz. <Org_offset>::=<NRf> is the measured value of origin offset in Hz. <Tau>::=<NRf> is the measured value of Tau in seconds. Tau is only available in the forward link standard. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
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MACCuracy: #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Iposition(1)> <Qposition(1)>...<Iposition(n)><Qposition(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <Iposition(n)> and <Qposition(n)> is the I/Q position of each symbol. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n = Max 24 for symbol measurement in FLCDMA2K RC1/RC2 Max 384 for symbol measurement in FLCDMA2K RC3/RC4/RC5 Max 768 for symbol measurement in RLCDMA2K RC3/RC4 Max 1536 for chip measurement EVM: #<Num_digit><Num_byte><EVM(1)>...<EVM(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <EVM(n)> is EVM of each symbol. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n = Max 24 for symbol measurement in FLCDMA2K RC1/RC2 Max 384 for symbol measurement in FLCDMA2K RC3/RC4/RC5 Max 768 for symbol measurement in RLCDMA2K RC3/RC4 Max 1536 for chip measurement MERRor: #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Merror(1)>...<Merror(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <Merror(n)> is the magnitude error of each symbol. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. PERRor: #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Perror(1)>...<Perror(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <Perror(n)> is the phase error of each symbol. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n = Max 24 for symbol measurement in FLCDMA2K RC1/RC2 Max 384 for symbol measurement in FLCDMA2K RC3/RC4/RC5 Max 768 for symbol measurement in RLCDMA2K RC3/RC4 Max 1536 for chip measurement
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STABle: #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Symbol(1)>...<Symbol(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <Symbol(n)> is the each symbol data. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. For FLCDMA2K, this is only available when Measurement Level is set to Symbol. For RLCDMA2K, this is only available when Measurement Level is set to Symbol and Radio Configuration is set to RC1/RC2. In other cases, the value -1000 returns. n = Max 24 for symbol measurement in FLCDMA2K RC1/RC2 Max 384 for symbol measurement in FLCDMA2K RC3/RC4/RC5 Max 768 for symbol measurement in RLCDMA2K RC3/RC4 Max 1536 in RLCDMA2K RC1/RC2
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :FETCh:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy? RESult might return 1,9.99999124351958E-001,-5.27257858114915E+001,28,1, 1.05323582245638E-001,9.3576108554992E-002, -9.71313482041643E-002,7.27630326866468E-002, 4.19705794596374E-002,3.37042668803851E-002, -2.75421142578065E+001,-1.23769373237522E+002,0.0E+000 for the modulation accuracy measurement under the cdma2000 forward link measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:OBWidth? (Query Only)

Fetches the results of the occupied bandwidth measurement under the cdma2000 forward link or reverse link standard.
:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:OBWidth? None <pass_fail>,<obw> Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <obw>::=<NRf> is the occupied bandwidth in Hz. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :FETCh:FLCDMA2K:OBWidth? might return 1,1.27333E+006 for the OBW measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel? (Query Only)

Fetches the results of the pilot-to-code channel measurement under the cdma2000 forward link or reverse link standard.
:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel? None <pass_fail>.<No_AC>{,<SF(n)>,<Code_num(n)>,<Power(n)>, <Timing(n)>,<Phase(n)>,<I_code(n)>,<Q_code(n)>} Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <No_AC>::=<NRf> is the number of active channels. <SF(n)>::=<NRf> is the spreading factor. <Code_num(n)>::=<NR1> is the code number. <Power(n)>::=<NRf> is the code domain power measured value in dBm. <Timing(n)>::=<NRf> is the pilot channel versus time measured value in seconds. <Phase(n)>::=<NRf> is the pilot channel versus phase measured value in radian. <I_code(n)>::=<NRf> is the code domain error of I phase in dBm. <Q_code(n)>::=<NRf> is the code domain error of Q phase in dBm. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :FETCh:FLCDMA2K:PCCHannel? might return 1,2,6,2,-3.62181797592003E+001,7.95659919582192E-009, 2.46966153831218E-003,-7.2188511413898E+001, -7.25107168870122E+001,6,34,-3.62224724925938E+001, -7.4505805947922E-010,-3.11469251014973E-003, -7.1436502569957E+001,-6.58634460703051E+0010 for the pilot to code channel measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:RLCDMA2K:PVTime? (Query Only)

Fetches the results of the gated output power measurement under the cdma2000 reverse link standard.
:FETCh:RLCDMA2K:PVTime? None <pass_fail> Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMRLCDMA2K :FETCh:RLCDMA2K:PVTIme? might return 1, indicating that the gated output power measurement has passed. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask? (Query Only)

Fetches the results of the spectrum emission mask measurement under the cdma2000 forward link or reverse link standard.
Syntax Arguments Returns Measurement Modes
:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask? None <pass_fail> DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
Examples
:FETCh:FLCDMA2K:SEMask? might return 1, indicating that the spectrum emission mask measurement has passed. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:ACPower? (Query Only)

Returns the spectrum waveform data of the ACPR measurement under the cdma2000 forward link or reverse link standard.
:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:ACPower? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :FETCh:FLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:ACPower? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the ACPR measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:CHPower? (Query Only)

Returns the spectrum waveform data of the channel power measurement under the cdma2000 forward link or reverse link standard.
:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:CHPower? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :FETCh:FLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:CHPower? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the channel power measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:IM? (Query Only)

Returns the spectrum waveform data of the intermodulation measurement under the cdma2000 forward link or reverse link standard.
:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:IM? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :FETCh:FLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:IM? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the intermodulation measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:OBWidth? (Query Only)

Returns the spectrum waveform data of the occupied bandwidth measurement under the cdma2000 forward link or reverse link standard.
:FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:OBWidth? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :FETCh:FLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:OBWidth? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the occupied bandwidth measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:RLCDMA2K:TAMPlitude:PVTime? (Query Only)

Returns the time domain amplitude data of the gated output power measurement under the cdma2000 reverse link standard.
:FETCh:RLCDMA2K:TAMPlitude:PVTime? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the absolute power for each symbol in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames) Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMRLCDMA2K :FETCh:RLCDMA2K:TAMPlitude:PVTime? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the results of the gated output power measurement under the cdma2000 reverse link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO Subgroup
1xEV-DO Analysis, Option 26 Only
The :FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO commands return the results of the 1xEV-DO analysis.
Command Tree
Header Parameter :FETCh :FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO :ACPR? :CCDF? :CDPower? RESult | CDPower | IQPower :CHPower? :Distribution :CCDF? :IM? :MACCuracy? RESult | MACCuracy | EVM | MERRor | PERRor | STABle :OBWidth? :PCCHannel? :PVTime? :SEMask? :SPECtrum :ACPower? :CHPower? :IM? :OBWidth? :TAMPlitude :PVTime?
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:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACPower? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the ACPR measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACPower? None <pass_fail>,<chpower>,<acpr1>,<acpr2>,<acpr3>,<acpr4>,<acpr5>, <acpr6>,<acpr7>,<acpr8>,<acpr9>,<acpr10>,<acpr11>,<acpr12> Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <chpower>::=<NRf> is the channel power measured value in dBm. <acpr1>::=<NRf> is the first adjacent channel ACPR in dBc. <acpr2>::=<NRf> is the second adjacent channel ACPR in dBc. <acpr12>::=<NRf> is the twelfth adjacent channel ACPR in dBc. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :FETCh:FL1XEVDO:ACPower? might return 0,-2.045E+001,-6.461E+001,-4.379E+001,-6.576E+001, -6.753E+001,-6.79E+001,-1.0E+038,-1.0E+038,-1.0E+038,-1.0E+038, -1.0E+038,-1.0E+038,-1.0E+038 for the ACPR measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the CCDF measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF? None <Mean_power>,<Peak_power>,<Crest_factor> Where <Mean_power>::=<NRf> is the average power in dBm. <Peak_power>::=<NRf> is the peak power in dBm. <Crest_factor>::=<NRf> is the crest factor in dB.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :FETCh:FL1XEVDO:CCDF? might return -1.757E+001,-9.53E+000,8.04E+000 for the CCDF measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CDPower? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the code domain power measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
Syntax Arguments
:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CDPower? { RESult | CDPower | IQPower } RESult queries the measurement result. CDPower queries relative/absolute power values of each code. IQPower queries each I/Q symbol power of the selected code.
Returns
The arguments return the following information for the forward and reverse link measurements: FL1XEVDO. Returns for the forward link measurement are shown below: RESult: <pass_fail>,<Total_power>,<ACP_max>,<ACP_avg>, <ACP_total>,<ICP>,<EVM_peak>,<EVM_rms>,<Merror_peak>, <Merror_rms>,<Perror_peak>,<Perror_rms> Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <Total_power>::=<NRf> is the channel power total value in dBm. <ACP_max>::=<NRf> is the active channel power maximum value in dBc. <ACP_avg>::=<NRf> is the active channel power average value in dBc. <ACP_total>::=<NRf> is the active channel power total value in dBc. <ICP>::=<NRf> is the maximum inactive channel power in dBc. <EVM_peak>::=<NRf> is the EVM peak value in %. <EVM_rms>::=<NRf> is EVM rms value in %. <Merror_peak>::=<NRf> is the magnitude error peak value in %. <Merror_rms>::=<NRf> is the magnitude error rms value in %. <Perror_peak>::=<NRf> is the phase error peak value in degrees. <Perror_rms>::=<NRf> is the phase error rms value in degrees. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
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CDPower: #<Num_digit>,<Num_byte>,<ICpower(1)>,<QCpower(1)>,..., <ICpower(n)>,<QCpower(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <ICpower(n)> and <QCpower(n)> is the relative or absolute power value for each code in dB or dBm. When the unit on the Y axis of main view is set to RELative, the relative power value is selected. When the unit on the Y axis of main view is set to ABSolute, the absolute power value is selected. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. Table 2- 74: The n value for CDPower
Channel Overall MAC Pilot Data Preamble n 640 64 32 Max 16 Max 32
IQPower: #<Num_digit>,<Num_byte>,<Ipower(1)>,<Qpower(1)>,..., <Ipower(n)>,<Qpower(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <Ipower(n)> and <Qpower(n)> is the each I/Q symbol power of selected code. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 1024 Table 2- 75: The n value for IQPower
Channel Overall MAC Pilot Data Preamble Chip 1024 128 96 Max 800 Max 800 Symbol 0 2 3 Max 50 Max 25
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RL1XEVDO. Returns for the reverse link measurement are shown below: RESult: <pass_fail>,<Total_power>,<PCP1>,<ACP_max>,<ACP_avg>, <ACP_total>,<ICP>,<Num_AC>,<EVM_peak>,<EVM_rms>,<Merror_peak>, <Merror_rms>,<Perror_peak>,<Perror_rms>,<PCP2>,<RRI_CP>,<ACK_CP>, <DRC_CP>,<Data_CP> Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <Total_power>::=<NRf> is the channel power total value in dBm. <PCP1>::=<NRf> is the pilot channel power value in dBc (includes RRI channel). <ACP_max>::=<NRf> is the active channel power maximum value in dBc. <ACP_avg>::=<NRf> is the active channel power average value in dBc. <ACP_total>::=<NRf> is the active channel power total value in dBc. <ICP>::=<NRf> is the maximum inactive channel power in dBc. <Num_AC>::=<NR1> is the number of active channels. <EVM_peak>::=<NRf> is the EVM peak value in %. <EVM_rms>::=<NRf> is EVM rms value in %. <Merror_peak>::=<NRf> is the magnitude error peak value in %. <Merror_rms>::=<NRf> is the magnitude error rms value in %. <Perror_peak>::=<NRf> is the phase error peak value in degrees. <Perror_rms>::=<NRf> is the phase error rms value in degrees. <PCP2>::=<NRf> is the pilot channel power value in dBc (excludes RRI channel). <RRI_CP>::=<NRf> is the RRI channel power value in dB (excludes Pilot channel). <ACK_CP>::=<NRf> is the ACK channel power value in dB. <DRC_CP>::=<NRf> is the DRC channel power value in dB. <Data_CP>::=<NRf> is the data channel power value in dB. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled. CDPower: #<Num_digit>,<Num_byte>,<ICpower(1)>,<QCpower(1)>,..., <ICpower(n)>,<QCpower(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <ICpower(n)> and <QCpower(n)> is the relative or absolute power value for each code in dB or dBm.When the unit on the Y axis of main view is set to RELative, the relative power value is selected. When the unit on the Y axis of main view is set to ABSolute, the absolute power value is selected. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n=16
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IQPower: #<Num_digit>,<Num_byte>,<Ipower(1)>,<Qpower(1)>,..., <Ipower(n)>,<Qpower(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <Ipower(n)> and <Qpower(n)> is the each I/Q symbol power of selected code. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 1024 n = 1024 for the chip measurement level 256 for the symbol measurement level
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :FETCh:FL1XEVDO:CDPower? RESult might return 0,-3.32076616615568E+001,-2.33279216292314E-004, -2.33279216292314E-004,-2.33279216292314E-004, -5.53129098248105E+001,1.05323582245638E-001, 9.3576108554992E-002,-9.71313482041643E-002, 7.27630326866468E-002,4.19705794596374E-002,3.37042668803851E-002 for the code domain power measurement for the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CHPower? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the channel power measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CHPower? None <pass_fail>,<Chpower>,<Power_density> Where <pass_fail>::={1|0} is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <Chpower>::=<NRf> is the channel power measured value in dBm. <Power_density>::=<NRf> is the power density measured value in dBm/Hz. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :FETCh:FL1XEVDO:CHPower? might return 1,-2.0375E+001,-8.1274E+001 for the channel power measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DISTribution:CCDF? (Query Only)

Fetches the distribution data of the CCDF measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DISTribution:CCDF? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the absolute power for each symbol in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 10001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :FETCh:FL1XEVDO:DISTribution:CCDF? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the results of the CCDF measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:IM? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the intermodulation measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:IM? None <pass_fail>,<L_channel>,<U_channel>,<L3_lower>,<L3_upper>, <U3_lower>,<U3_Upper>,<L5_lower>,<L5_upper>,<U5_lower>,<U5_upper> Where <Pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <L_channel>::=<NRf> is the lower channel measured value in dBm. <U_channel>::=<NRf> is the upper channel measured value in dBm. <L3_lower>::=<NRf> is the lower third order (lower) measured value in dBc. <L3_upper>::=<NRf> is the lower third order (upper) measured value in dBc. <U3_lower>::=<NRf> is the upper third order (lower) measured value in dBc. <U3_upper>::=<NRf> is the upper third order (upper) measured value in dBc. <L5_lower>::=<NRf> is the lower fifth order (lower) measured value in dBc. <L5_upper>::=<NRf> is the lower fifth order (upper) measured value in dBc. <U5_lower>::=<NRf> is the upper fifth order (lower) measured value in dBc. <U5_upper>::=<NRf> is the upper fifth order (upper) measured value in dBc. When each value is not present, the value of -1000 is returned. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :FETCh:FL1XEVDO:IM? might return 1,-2.061E+001,-5.501E+001,-1.66E+001,1.78E+001, -4.76E+001,-1.32E+001,-4.73E+001,-1.29E+001,-5.1E+001,-1.66E+001 for the intermodulation measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the modulation accuracy measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
Syntax
:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy? { RESult | MACCuracy | EVM | MERRor | PERRor | STABle } None The arguments return the following information for the forward and reverse link measurements: FL1XEVDO. Returns for the forward link measurement are shown below: RESult. <pass_fail>,<Rho>,<Rho2>,<Peak_CDE>,<CDE_code>,<CDE_I/Q>, <EVM_peak>,<EVM_rms>,<Merror_peak>,<Merror_rms>,<Perror_peak>, <Perror_rms>,<Ferror>,<Org_offset>,<Tau> Where <Pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <Rho>::=<NRf> is the measured value of waveform quality (Rho). <Rho2>::=<NRf> is the measured value of the waveform quality (Rho2). This value is only available when Measurement Level is set to Chip and Channel Type is set to Overall. In other cases, the value -1000 returns. <Peak_CDE>::=<NRf> is the code domain error value in dB. <CDE_code>::=<NR1> is the code number of CDE. <CDE_I/Q>::=<NR1> is the I/Q channel of CDE. 0: dont care, 1: I, 2: Q. <EVM_peak>::=<NRf> is the EVM peak value in %. <EVM_rms>::=<NRf> is EVM rms value in %. <Merror_peak>::=<NRf> is the magnitude error peak value in %. <Merror_rms>::=<NRf> is the magnitude error rms value in %. <Perror_peak>::=<NRf> is the phase error peak value in degrees. <Perror_rms>::=<NRf> is the phase error rms value in degrees. <Ferror>::=<NRf> is the measured value of frequency error in Hz. <Org_offset>::=<NRf> is the measured value of origin offset in Hz. <Tau>::=<NRf> is the measured value of Tau in seconds. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
Arguments Returns
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MACCuracy. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Iposition(1)> <Qposition(1)>...<Iposition(n)><Qposition(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <Iposition(n)> and <Qposition(n)> is the I/Q position of each symbol. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 1024 Table 2- 76: The n value for MACCuracy
Channel Overall MAC Pilot Data Preamble Chip 1024 128 96 Max 800 Max 800 Symbol 0 2 3 Max 50 Max 25
EVM. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><EVM(1)>...<EVM(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <EVM(n)> is EVM of each symbol. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 1024 The n value is the same as for MACCuracy shown in Table 2-76. MERRor. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Merror(1)>...<Merror(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <Merror(n)> is the magnitude error of each symbol. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 1024 The n value is the same as for MACCuracy shown in Table 2-76.
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PERRor. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Perror(1)>...<Perror(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <Perror(n)> is the phase error of each symbol. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 1024 The n value is the same as for MACCuracy shown in Table 2-76. STABle. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Symbol(1)>...<Symbol(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <Symbol(n)> is the symbol data. 4-byte little endian integer. This value is only available when Measurement Level is set to Symbol. In other cases, the value -1000 returns. Table 2- 77: The n value for STABle
Channel MAC Pilot Data Preamble n 2 3 Max 50 Max 25
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RL1XEVDO. Returns for the reverse link measurement are shown below: RESult. <Pass_fail>,<Rho>,<Peak_CDE>,<CDE_code>,<CDE_I/Q>, <EVM_peak>,<EVM_rms>,<Merror_peak>,<Merror_rms>,<Perror_peak>, <Perror_rms>,<Ferror>,<Org_offset> Where <Pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <Rho>::=<NRf> is the measured value of waveform quality (Rho). <Peak_CDE>::=<NRf> is the code domain error value in dB. <CDE_code>::=<NR1> is the code number of CDE. <CDE_I/Q>::=<NR1> is the I/Q channel of CDE. 0: don
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MERRor. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Merror(1)>...<Merror(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <Merror(n)> is the magnitude error of each symbol. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 1024 n = 1024 for the chip measurement level 256 for the symbol measurement level PERRor. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Perror(1)>...<Perror(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <Perror(n)> is the phase error of each symbol. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 1024 n = 1024 for the chip measurement level 256 for the symbol measurement level STABle. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Symbol(1)>...<Symbol(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <Symbol(n)> is the symbol data. 4-byte little endian integer. This value is only available when Measurement Level is set to Symbol. In other cases, the value -1000 returns. n: Max 256
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :FETCh:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy? RESult might return 1,9.99999124351958E-001,-1.0E+003, -5.27257858114915E+001,28,1,1.05323582245638E-001, 9.3576108554992E-002,-9.71313482041643E-002, 7.27630326866468E-002,4.19705794596374E-002, 3.37042668803851E-002,-2.75421142578065E+001, -1.23769373237522E+002,0.0E+000 for the modulation accuracy measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:OBWidth? (Query Only)

Fetches the results of the occupied bandwidth measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:OBWidth? None <pass_fail>,<obw> Where <Pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <obw>::=<NRf> is the occupied bandwidth in Hz. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :FETCh:FL1XEVDO:OBWidth? might return 1,1.27333E+006 for the OBW measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel? (Query Only)

Fetches the results of the pilot- -code channel measurement under the -to1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel? None Returns are listed for the forward and reverse link measurements: FL1XEVDO. <pass_fail>.<Total_AC>{,<SF(n)>,<Code_num(n)>, <Power(n)>,<Timing(n)>,<Phase(n)>,<I_code(n)>,<Q_code(n)>} Where <Pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <Total_AC>::=<NRf> is the total active channel number (MAC: n=2 to 60, DATA: n=16, Preamble: n=1). <SF(n)>::=<NRf> is the spreading factor. <Code_num(n)>::=<NR1> is the code number. <Power(n)>::=<NRf> is code domain power measured value in dBm. <Timing(n)>::=<NRf> is the pilot channel versus time measured value in seconds. <Phase(n)>::=<NRf> is the pilot channel versus phase measured value in radian. <I_code(n)>::=<NRf> is the code domain error of I phase in dBm. <Q_code(n)>::=<NRf> is the code domain error of Q phase in dBm. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled. RL1XEVDO. <pass_fail>.<Total_AC>{,<SF(n)>,<Code_num(n)>, <Power(n)>,<Timing(n)>,<Phase(n)>,<I_code(n)>,<Q_code(n)>} Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <Total_AC>::=<NRf> is the total active channel number (n=1 to 4). <SF(n)>::=<NRf> is the spreading factor. <Code_numb(n)>::=<NR1> is the code number. <Power(n)>::=<NRf> is code domain power measured value in dBm. <Timing(n)>::=<NRf> is the pilot channel versus time measured value in seconds. <Phase(n)>::=<NRf> is the pilot channel versus phase measured value in radian. <I_code(n)>::=<NRf> is the code domain error of I phase in dBm. <Q_code(n)>::=<NRf> is the code domain error of Q phase in dBm. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
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DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :FETCh:FL1XEVDO:PCCHannel? might return 1,2,6,2,-3.62181797592003E+001,7.95659919582192E-009, 2.46966153831218E-003,-7.2188511413898E+001, -7.25107168870122E+001,6,34,-3.62224724925938E+001, -7.4505805947922E-010,-3.11469251014973E-003, -7.1436502569957E+001,-6.58634460703051E+001 for the pilot to code channel measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FL1XEVDO:PVTime? (Query Only)

Fetches the results of the gated output power measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard.
:FETCh:FL1XEVDO:PVTime? None <pass_fail> Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMFL1XEVDO :FETCh:FL1XEVDO:PVTIme? might return 1, indicating that the gated output power measurement has passed. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask? (Query Only)

Fetches the results of the spectrum emission mask measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask? None <pass_fail> Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :FETCh:FL1XEVDO:SEMask? might return 1, indicating that the spectrum emission mask measurement has passed. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:ACPower? (Query Only)

Fetches the spectrum waveform data of the ACPR measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:ACPower? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :FETCh:FL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:ACPower? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the ACPR measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:CHPower? (Query Only)

Fetches the spectrum waveform data of the channel power measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:CHPower? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :FETCh:FL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:CHPower? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the channel power measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:IM? (Query Only)

Fetches the spectrum waveform data of the intermodulation measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:IM? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :FETCh:FL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:IM? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the intermodulation measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:OBWidth? (Query Only)

Fetches the spectrum waveform data of the occupied bandwidth measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
:FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:OBWidth? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :FETCh:FL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:OBWidth? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the occupied bandwidth measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:FL1XEVDO:TAMPlitude:PVTime? (Query Only)

Fetches the time domain amplitude data of the gated output power measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard.
:FETCh:FL1XEVDO:TAMPlitude:PVTime? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the absolute power for each symbol in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames) Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMFL1XEVDO :FETCh:FL1XEVDO:TAMPlitude:PVTime? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the results of the gated output power measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:TD_SCDMA Subgroup
The :FETCh:TD_SCDMA commands return the results of the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Command Tree
Header :FETCh :TD_SCDMA :ACLR? :CDPower? :CHPower? :IM? :MACCuracy? :OBWidth? :SEMask? :SFSummary? :STABle? :TOOMask? :TSSummary? :SPECtrum :ACLR? :CHPower? :IM? :OBWidth? :SEMask? :TAMPlitude :SFSummary? :TOOMask? :TSSummary?
Parameter
RESult | CDPower
RESult | MACCuracy | SCONste | EVM|MERRor | PERRor
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:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:ACLR? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the adjacent channel leakage power ratio measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard.
:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:ACLR? None <Pass_fail>,<Chpower>, or <Pass_fail>,<Chpower>,<L_Aclr1>,<U_Aclr1>, or <Pass_fail>,<Chpower>,<L_Aclr1>,<U_Aclr1>,<L_Aclr2>,<U_Aclr2> Where <Pass_fail>::={1|0} is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <Chpower>::=<NRf> is the channel power measured value in dBm. <L_Aclr1>::=<NRf> is the first lower adjacent channel ACLR in dBc. <U_Aclr1>::=<NRf> is the first upper adjacent channel ACLR in dBc. <L_Aclr2>::=<NRf> is the second lower adjacent channel ACLR in dBc. <U_Aclr2>::=<NRf> is the second upper adjacent channel ACLR in dBc.
DEMTD_SCDMA :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:ACLR? might return 0,--2.045E+001,--6.461E+001,--4.379E+001,--6.576E+001, --6.753E+001 for the ACLR measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:CDPower? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the code domain power measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. NOTE. There is no :READ subsystem for the :CDPower command. The command [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA[:IMMediate] must be executed in order to retrieve the measurement results.
Syntax
:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:CDPower? { RESult | CDPower | CVSFrame | CVSYmbol } RESult: Measurement result. CDPower: Relative/absolute power values of each code in a time slot. CVSFrame: Relative(dB)/Absolute(dBm) Power value of each selected code in each subframe. CVSYmbol: Relative(dB)/Absolute(dBm) Power value of each code in each selected symbol. RESult: <Pass_Fail>,<Peak_CD>,<Peak_CD_Code>,<Peak_ACD>,<Peak_ACD_Code>, <CD Error>,<CD Error Code>,<No_AC> Where <Pass_fail>::={1|0} is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <Peak_CD>::=<NRf> is the peak code domain error value in dBm. <Peak_CD_Code>::=<NRf> is the peak code domain error code. <Peak_ACD>::=<NRf> is the peak active channel code domain error value in dBm. <Peak_ACD_Code>::=<NRf> is the peak active channel code. <CD Error>::=<NRf> is the code domain error value dB/dBm. <CD Error Code>::=<NR1> is the code domain error code. <No_AC>::=<NR1> is the number of active codes.
Arguments
Returns
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CDPower: #<Num_digit>,<Num_byte>,<Cpower(0)>,<Cpower(1)>,..., <Cpower(n-1)>,<Cpower(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <Cpower(n)> is the relative(dB)/Absolute(dBm) power value of each code. When the unit on the Y of main view is set to RELative, selects Relative power value. When the unit on the Y of main view is set to ABSolute, selects Absolute power value. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n ::= Max 15 CVSFrame: #<Num_digit>,<Num_byte>,<SFPower(0)>,<SFPower(1)>,..., <SFPower(n-1)>,<SFPower(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <SFPower(n)> is the relative(dB)/Absolute(dBm) power value of each code in each subframe. When the unit on the Y of main view is set to RELative, selects Relative power value. When the unit on the Y of main view is set to ABSolute, selects Absolute power value. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n ::= Max 2048 CVSYmbol: #<Num_digit>,<Num_byte>,<SYPower(0)>,<SYPower(1)>,..., <SYPower(n-1)>,<SYPower(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <SYPower(n)> is the relative(dB)/Absolute(dBm) power value of each symbol. When the unit on the Y of main view is set to RELative, selects Relative power value. When the unit on the Y of main view is set to ABSolute, selects Absolute power value. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n ::= Max 704
Measurement Modes
DEMTD_SCDMA
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Example
:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:CDPower? RESult might return #1,-4.3042E+001,0,-4.3042E+001,0,-4.3042E+001,0,2 as the results of the code domain power measurement of the TD-SCDMA standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:CHPower? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the channel power measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard.
:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:CHPower? None <Pass_fail>,<chpower>,<power_density> Where <Pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <Chpower>::=<NRf> is the channel power measured value in dBm. <Power_density>::=<NRf> is the power density measured value in dBm/Hz.
DEMTD_SCDMA :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:CHPower? might return 1,--2.0339E+001,--8.1238E+001 for the channel power measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:IM? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the intermodulation measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard.
:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:IM? None <Pass_fail>,<L_channel>,<U_channel>,<L3_lower>,<L3_upper>, <U3_lower>,<U3_Upper>,<L5_lower>,<L5_upper>,<U5_lower>,<U5_upper> Where <Pass_fail>::={1|0} is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <L_channel>::=<NRf> is the lower channel measured value in dBm. <U_channel>::=<NRf> is the upper channel measured value in dBm. <L3_lower>::=<NRf> is the lower third order (lower) measured value in dBc. <L3_upper>::=<NRf> is the lower third order (upper) measured value in dBc. <U3_lower>::=<NRf> is the upper third order (lower) measured value in dBc. <U3_upper>::=<NRf> is the upper third order (upper) measured value in dBc. <L5_lower>::=<NRf> is the lower fifth order (lower) measured value in dBc. <L5_upper>::=<NRf> is the lower fifth order (upper) measured value in dBc. <U5_lower>::=<NRf> is the upper fifth order (lower) measured value in dBc. <U5_upper>::=<NRf> is the upper fifth order (upper) measured value in dBc. When each value is not present, the value of -1000 is returned.
DEMTD_SCDMA :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:IM? might return 1,--2.061E+001,--5.501E+001,--1.66E+001,1.78E+001, --4.76E+001,--1.32E+001,--4.73E+001,--1.29E+001,--5.1E+001, --1.66E+001 for the intermodulation measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the modulation accuracy measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. NOTE. There is no :READ subsystem for the :MACCuracy command. The command [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA[:IMMediate] must be executed in order to retrieve the measurement results.
Syntax
:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy? { RESult | MACCuracy | SCONste | EVM | MERRor | PERRor } RESult MACCuracy SCONste EVM MERRor PERRor measurement result I/Q position of each symbol Symbol constellation EVM of each symbol magnitude error of each symbol phase error of each symbol
Arguments
Returns
RESult: <Pass_Fail>,<SEVM_Peak>,<SEVM_Peak>,<CEVM_Peak>,<CEVM_RMS>, <Crho>,<CMerror_Peak>,<CMerror_RMS>,<CPerror_Peak>,<CPerror_RMS>, <Ferror>,<IQ_Imbalance>,<IQ_Offset > Where <Pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <SEVM_Peak>::=<NRf> Symbol Peak EVM (%) <SEVM_Peak>::=<NRf> Symbol Peak EVM (%) <CEVM_Peak>::=<NRf> Composite Peak EVM (%) <CEVM_RMS>::=<NRf> Composite RMS EVM (%) <Crho>::=<NRf> Composite Rho <CMerror_Peak>::=<NRf> Composite Peak Magnitude Error (%) <CMerror_RMS>::=<NRf> Composite RMS Magnitude Error (%) <CPerror_Peak>::=<NRf> Composite Peak Phase Error (deg) <CPerror_RMS>::=<NRf> Composite RMS Phase Error (deg) <Ferror>::=<NRf> Frequency Error (Hz) <IQ_Imbalance>::=<NRf> IQ Imbalance (dB) <IQ_Offset >::=<NRf> IQ Offset (dB)
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MACCuracy: #<Num_digit>,<Num_byte>,<Iposition(1)>,<Qposition(1)>,..., <Iposition(n)>,<Qposition(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <Iposition(n)> and <Qposition(n)> is the I/Q position of each symbol. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. Measurement level: Chip: n=Max 848 SCONste: #<Num_digit>,<Num_byte>,<Iposition(1)>,<Qposition(1)>,..., <Iposition(n)>,<Qposition(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <Iposition(n)> and <Qposition(n)> is the I/Q position of each symbol. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. Measurement level: Chip: n=Max 704 EVM: #<Num_digit>,<Num_byte>,<EVM(1)>,...,<EVM(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <EVM(n)> is EVM of each symbol. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. Measurement level: Chip: n=Max 704 MERRor: #<Num_digit>,<Num_byte>,<Merror(1)>,...,<Merror(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <Merror(n)> is the magnitude error of each symbol. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. Measurement level: Chip: n=Max 704
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PERRor: #<Num_digit>,<Num_byte>,<Perror(1)>,...,<Perror(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <Perror(n)> is the phase error of each symbol. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. Measurement level: Chip: n=Max 704
DEMTD_SCDMA :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy? RESult might return #1,3.8261E+000,2.02853E+000,4.36361E+000,2.06348E+000, 9.99574E-001,3.51029E+000,1.46589E+000,1.75665E+002,7.40321E+001, -5.56065E+001,4.77605E-002,-3.59144E+001 as the results of the modulation accuracy measurement of the TD-SCDMA measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth? (Query Only)

Fetches the results of the occupied bandwidth measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard.
:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth? None <Pass_fail>,<obw> Where <Pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <obw>::=<NRf> is the occupied bandwidth in Hz.
DEMTD_SCDMA :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth? might return 1,1.27333E+006 for the OBW measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SEMask? (Query Only)

Fetches the results of the spectrum emission mask measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard.
:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SEMask? None <Pass_fail> Where <Pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail.
DEMTD_SCDMA :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SEMask? might return 1, indicating that the spectrum emission mask measurement has passed. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SFSummary? (Query Only)

Fetches the results of the subframe summary measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. NOTE. There is no :READ subsystem for the :SFSummary command.
:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SFSummary? None <Sync_DL>,<Sync_UL>,<Scrambling_Code>,< Switching_Point>, <DwPts_Pattern>,<Multiframe_Position>,<DwPts_RMS_Power>, <UpPts_RMS_Power>,<GP_RMS_Power> Where <Sync_DL>::=<NR1> Downlink Pilot (Sync DL) <Sync_UL>::=<NR1> Uplink Pilot (Sync UL) <Scrambling_Code>::=<NR1> Scrambling Code <Switching_Point>::=<NR1> Switching Point <DwPts Pattern>::=<NR1> DwPts Pattern <Multiframe_Position>::=<NR1> Multiframe Position <DwPts_RMS_Power>::=<NRf> Downlink Pilot RMS Power (dBm) <UpPts_RMS_Power>::=<NRf> Uplink Pilot RMS Power (dBm) <GP_RMS_Power>::=<NRf> Gaurd Period RMS Power (dBm)
DEMTD_SCDMA :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SFSummary? might return #0,-1000,0,3,2,2,-1.71901E+001,-5.31588E+001, -5.27454E+001 as the results of the subframe summary measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:STABle? (Query Only)

Fetches the results of the symbol table measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard.
:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:STABle? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><sym(1)>...<Sym(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <Sym(n)> Symbol data. 4-byte little endian integer. n ::= MAX 704
DEMTD_SCDMA :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:STABle? might return #3176xxx... (176-bytes of integer data) as Data1+Data2 symbols for the currently selected OVSF16 code in the symbol table measurement of the TD-SCDMA standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask? (Query Only)

Fetches the results of the transmit on/off mask measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard.
:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask? None <Pass_Fail>,<Tx_Direction>,<Mid_Ramp_Max_Power>,<chip_offset1>, <Tx_Off_Max_Power><chip_offset2> Where <Pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <Tx_Direction>::={ 1 | 0 } 0: Uplink or 1: Downlink <Mid_Ramp_Max_Power>::=<NRf> Tx ON(uplink)/OFF(downlink) Mid-ramp region Maximum power (dBm) <chip_offset1>::=<NR1> Chip offset at <Mid_Ramp_Max_Power> <Tx_Off_Max_Power>::=<NRf> Tx OFF region Maximum power (dBm) <chip_offset2>::=<NR1> Chip offset at <Tx_Off_Max_Power>
DEMTD_SCDMA :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask? might return #0,1,-5.25502E+001,1047,-1.20229E+001,1822 as the results of the transmit on/off mask measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:TSSummary? (Query Only)

Fetches the results of the time slot summary measurement under the TDSCDMA standard.
:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:TSSummary? None <Pass_Fail>,<Terror>,<D1_Power>,<D2_Power>,<Mid_Power>, <AverageBurst_Power>,<Count_of_K_Value>, <K1>{,<K2>{,<K3>{,<K4>{,<K5>{,<K6>{,<K7>{,K8>}}}}}}} Where <Pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <Terror>::=<NRf> Timing Error (chips) <D1_Power>::=<NRf> Data1 Power (dBm) <D2_Power>::=<NRf> Data2 Power (dBm) <Mid_Power>::=<NRf> Midamble Power (dBm) <AverageBurst_Power>::=<NRf> Average burst RF Power of the time slot (dBm) <Count_of_K_Value>::=<NR1> Count of K value (1 to 8) <Kn>::=<NR1> Kn (n::= 1 to 8)
DEMTD_SCDMA :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:TSSummary? might return #1,0.0E+000,-1.71653E+001,-1.71807E+001,-1.71609E+001, -1.72521E+001,2,10,16 as the results from the time slot summary measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:ACLR? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the adjacent channel leakage power ratio measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard.
:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:ACLR? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001
DEMTD_SCDMA :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:ACLR? might return #510240xxx... (10240-bytes of floating point data) as the spectrum waveform data of the ACLR measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:CHPower? (Query Only)

Fetches the spectrum waveform data of the channel power measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard.
:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:CHPower? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001
DEMTD_SCDMA :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:CHPower? might return #510240xxx... (10240-bytes of floating point data) as the spectrum waveform data of the channel power measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:IM? (Query Only)

Fetches the spectrum waveform data of the intermodulation measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard.
:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:IM? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001. Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMTD_SCDMA :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:IM? might return #510240xxx... (10240-bytes of floating point data) as the spectrum waveform data of the intermodulation measurement under the TD_SCDMA. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:OBWidth? (Query Only)

Fetches the spectrum waveform data of the occupied bandwidth measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard.
:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:OBWidth? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001. Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMTD_SCDMA :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:OBWidth? might return #510240xxx... (10240-bytes of floating point data) as the spectrum waveform data of the occupied bandwidth measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:SEMask? (Query Only)

Fetches the spectrum waveform data of the spectrum emission mask measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard.
:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:SEMask? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMTD_SCDMA :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:SEMask? might return #510240xxx... (10240-bytes of floating point data) as the spectrum waveform data of the spectrum emissions mask measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:TAMPlitude:SFSummary? (Query Only)

Fetches the results of the time domain amplitude data of the subframe summary measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. NOTE. There is no :READ subsystem for the TAMPlitude commands.
:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:TAMPlitude:SFSummary? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data1(1)><Data1(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <Data(n)> is the absolute power for each symbol in dBm. 4-Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. Measurement level: n: Max 6400 Invalid data is returned as -1000
DEMTD_SCDMA :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:TAMPlitude:SFSummary? might return #525600xxx... (25600-bytes of floating point data) as time domain amplitude data of the subframe summary measurement of the TD-SCDMA standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:TAMPlitude:TOOMask? (Query Only)

Fetches the results of the time domain amplitude data of the transmit on/off mask measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. NOTE. There is no :READ subsystem for the TAMPlitude commands.
:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:TAMPlitude:TOOMask? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data1(1)><Data1(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <Data(n)> is the absolute power for each symbol in dBm. 4-Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. Measurement level: n: Max 6400 Invalid data is returned as -1000
DEMTD_SCDMA :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:TAMPlitude:TOOMask? might return #525600xxx... (25600-bytes of floating point data) as time domain amplitude data of the transmit on/off mask measurement of the TD-SCDMA standard.
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:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:TAMPlitude:TSSummary? (Query Only)

Fetches the results of the time domain amplitude data of the time slot summary measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. NOTE. There is no :READ subsystem for the TAMPlitude commands.
:FETCh:TD_SCDMA:TAMPlitude:TSSummary? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data1(1)><Data1(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follows. <Data(n)> is the absolute power for each symbol in dBm. 4-Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 864 Invalid data is returned as -1000
DEMTD_SCDMA :FETCh:TD_SCDMA:TAMPlitude:TSSummary? might return #43456xxx... (3456-bytes of floating point data) as time domain amplitude data of the time slot summary measurement of the TD-SCDMA standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:M2WLAN Subgroup
WLAN Analysis, Option 29 Only
The :FETCh:M2WLAN commands return the results of the IEEE802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis.
Command Tree
Header :FETCh :M2WLAN?
Parameter A1TFunction | A2TFunction | P1TFunction | P2TFunction | D1PRofile | D2PRofile | TEVTime | EVTime | PVTime | CONSte | TEVSc | EVSC | PVSC | SCConste | FERRor | STABle | STYPe
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:FETCh:M2WLAN? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis.
Syntax
:FETCh:M2WLAN? { A1TFunction | A2TFunction | P1TFunction | P2TFunction| D1PRofile| D2PRofile | TEVTime | EVTime | PVTime | CONSte | TEVSc | EVSC | PVSC | SCConste | FERRor | STABle | STYPe } The arguments query the following information: Table 2- 78: Queried information, MIMO (2x2)
Argument A1TFunction A2TFunction P1TFunction P2TFunction D1PRofile D2PRofile TEVTime EVTime PVTime CONSte TEVSc EVSC PVSC SCConste FERRor STABle STYPe Information queried Amplirude transfer function (Trace 1) Amplirude transfer function (Trace 2) Phase transfer function (Trace 1) Phase transfer function (Trace 2) Delay profile (Trace 1) Delay profile (Trace 2) Transfer efficiency versus Time EVM versus Time Power versus Time Constellation Transfer efficiency versus Subcarrier EVM versus Subcarrier Power versus Subcarrier Subcarrier constellation Frequency error Symbol table Symbol type
Arguments
Returns
The arguments return the following information. You can select degrees or radians for the angular unit using the :UNIT:ANGLe command.
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A1TFunction and A2TFunction. Returns the amplitude transfer function waveform data: #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 128. P1TFunction and P2TFunction. Returns the phase transfer function waveform data: #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the phase in degrees or radians. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 128. D1PRofile and D1PRofile. Returns the delay profile waveform data: #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 512. TEVTime. <TE_RMS>,<Min>,<Min_Time>,<Max>,<Max_Time> Where <TE_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS average transfer efficiency in percent (%). <Min>::=<NRf> is the minimum transfer efficiency in percent (%). <Min_Time>::=<NRf> is the time at the minimum in seconds. <Max>::=<NRf> is the maximum transfer efficiency in percent (%). <Max_Time>::=<NRf> is the time at the maximum in seconds. EVTime. <EVM_Peak_%>,<EVM_Peak_dB>,<EVM_RMS_%>,<EVM_RMS_dB>, <EVM_Time>,<Merror_Peak_%>,<Merror_Peak_dB>, <Merror_RMS_%>,<Merror_RMS_dB>,<Merror_Time>, <Perror_Peak>,<Perror_RMS>,<Perror_Time>
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Where <EVM_Peak_%>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in percent (%). <EVM_Peak_dB>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in dB. <EVM_RMS_%>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in percent (%). <EVM_RMS_dB>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in dB. <EVM_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of the peak and RMS EVM in s. <Merror_Peak_%>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_Peak_dB>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in dB. <Merror_RMS_%>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_RMS_dB>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in dB. <Merror_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of the peak and RMS magnitude error in s. <Perror_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of the peak and RMS phase error in s. PVTime. <Power_Peak_dBm>,<Power_Peak_W>,<Power_RMS_dBm>, <Power_RMS_W>,<Power_Time> Where <Power_Peak_dBm>::=<NRf> is the peak power in dBm. <Power_Peak_W>::=<NRf> is the peak power in watts. <Power_RMS_dBm>::=<NRf> is the RMS power in dBm. <Power_RMS_W>::=<NRf> is the RMS power in watts. <Power_Time>::=<NRf> is the time for the peak and RMS power in s. CONSte. <EVM_Peak_%>,<EVM_Peak_dB>,<EVM_RMS_%>,<EVM_RMS_dB>, <EVM_Time>,<Merror_Peak_%>,<Merror_Peak_dB>, <Merror_RMS_%>,<Merror_RMS_dB>,<Merror_Time>, <Perror_Peak>,<Perror_RMS>,<Perror_Time> Where <EVM_Peak_%>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in percent (%). <EVM_Peak_dB>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in dB. <EVM_RMS_%>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in percent (%). <EVM_RMS_dB>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in dB. <EVM_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of the peak and RMS EVM in s. <Merror_Peak_%>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_Peak_dB>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in dB. <Merror_RMS_%>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_RMS_dB>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in dB. <Merror_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of peak and RMS magnitude error in s. <Perror_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of peak and RMS phase error in s.
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TEVSc. <TE_RMS>,<Min>,<Min_SC>,<Max>,<Max_SC> Where <TE_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS average transfer efficiency in percent (%). <Min>::=<NRf> is the minimum transfer efficiency in percent (%). <Min_SC>::=<NRf> is the subcarrier number at the minimum. <Max>::=<NRf> is the maximum transfer efficiency in percent (%). <Max_SC>::=<NRf> is the subcarrier number at the maximum. EVSC. <EVM_Peak_%>,<EVM_Peak_dB>,<EVM_RMS_%><EVM_RMS_dB>, <SC_Number>,<Merror_Peak_%>,<Merror_Peak_dB>, <Merror_RMS_%>,<Merror_RMS_dB>,<SC_Number>, <Perror_Peak>,<Perror_RMS>,<SC_Number> for OFDM data (SC: subcarrier). Where <EVM_Peak_%>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in percent (%). <EVM_Peak_dB>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in dB. <EVM_RMS_%>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in percent (%). <EVM_RMS_dB>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in dB. <SC_Number>::=<NR1> is the SC number of the peak and RMS EVM. <Merror_Peak_%>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_Peak_dB>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in dB. <Merror_RMS_%>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_RMS_dB>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in dB. <SC_Number>::=<NR1> is the SC number of the peak and RMS magnitude error. <Perror_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS phase error in degrees or radians. <SC_Number>::=<NR1> is the SC number of the peak and RMS phase error. <EVM_Peak_%>,<EVM_Peak_dB>,<EVM_RMS_%>,<EVM_RMS_dB>, <EVM_Time>,<Merror_Peak_%>,<Merror_Peak_dB>, <Merror_RMS_%>,<Merror_RMS_dB>,<Merror_Time>, <Perror_Peak>,<Perror_RMS>,<Perror_Time> for DSSS data: Where <EVM_Peak_%>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in percent (%). <EVM_Peak_dB>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in dB. <EVM_RMS_%>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in percent (%). <EVM_RMS_dB>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in dB. <EVM_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of peak and RMS EVM in s. <Merror_Peak_%>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_Peak_dB>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in dB. <Merror_RMS_%>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_RMS_dB>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in dB. <Merror_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of the peak and RMS magnitude error in s. <Perror_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of peak and RMS phase error in s.
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PVSC. <Power_Peak_dBm>,<Power_Peak_W>,<Power_RMS_dBm>, <Power_RMS_W>,<SC_Number> for OFDM data (SC: subcarrier). Where <Power_Peak_dBm>::=<NRf> is the peak power in dBm. <Power_Peak_W>::=<NRf> is the peak power in watts. <Power_RMS_dBm>::=<NRf> is the RMS power in dBm. <Power_RMS_W>::=<NRf> is the RMS power in watts. <SC_Number>::=<NR1> is the SC number. <Power_Peak_dBm>,<Power_Peak_W>,<Power_RMS_dBm>, <Power_RMS_W>,<Power_Time> for DSSS data: Where <Power_Peak_dBm>::=<NRf> is the peak power in dBm. <Power_Peak_W>::=<NRf> is the peak power in watts. <Power_RMS_dBm>::=<NRf> is the RMS power in dBm. <Power_RMS_W>::=<NRf> is the RMS power in watts. <Power_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of peak and RMS power in s. SCConste. <EVM_Peak_%>,<EVM_Peak_dB>,<EVM_RMS_%>,<EVM_RMS_dB>, <SC_Number>,<Merror_Peak_%>,<Merror_Peak_dB>, <Merror_RMS_%>,<Merror_RMS_dB>,<SC_Number>, <Perror_Peak>,<Perror_RMS>,<SC_Number> for OFDM data (SC: subcarrier). Where <EVM_Peak_%>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in percent (%). <EVM_Peak_dB>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in dB. <EVM_RMS_%>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in percent (%). <EVM_RMS_dB>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in dB. <SC_Number>::=<NR1> is the SC number of the peak and RMS EVM. <Merror_Peak_%>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_Peak_dB>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in dB. <Merror_RMS_%>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_RMS_dB>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in dB. <SC_Number>::=<NR1> is the SC number of the peak and RMS magnitude error. <Perror_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS phase error in degrees or radians. <SC_Number>::=<NR1> is the SC number of the peak and RMS phase error. <EVM_Peak_%>,<EVM_Peak_dB>,<EVM_RMS_%>,<EVM_RMS_dB>,<EVM_Time>, <Merror_Peak_%>,<Merror_Peak_dB>,<Merror_RMS_%>,<Merror_RMS_dB>, <Merror_Time>,<Perror_Peak>,<Perror_RMS>,<Perror_Time> for DSSS data.
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Where <EVM_Peak_%>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in percent (%). <EVM_Peak_dB>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in dB. <EVM_RMS_%>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in percent (%). <EVM_RMS_dB>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in dB. <EVM_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of the peak and RMS EVM in s. <Merror_Peak_%>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_Peak_dB>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in dB. <Merror_RMS_%>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_RMS_dB>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in dB. <Merror_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of the peak and RMS magnitude error in s. <Perror_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of the peak and RMS phase error in s. FERRor. <Ferror_Peak_Hz>,<Ferror_Peak_ppm>,<Ferror_RMS_Hz>, <Ferror_RMS_ppm>,<Ferror_Time> Where <Ferror_Peak_Hz>::=<NRf> is the peak frequency error in Hz. <Ferror_Peak_ppm>::=<NRf> is the peak frequency error in ppm. <Ferror_RMS_Hz>::=<NRf> is the RMS frequency error in Hz. <Ferror_RMS_ppm>::=<NRf> is the RMS frequency error in ppm. <Ferror_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of the peak and RMS in s. STABle. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Sym(1)><Sym(2)>...<Sym(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Sym(n)>::=<NR1> is the symbol data. 4-byte little endian integer. n: Refer to Table D- in Appendix D for the maximum value. -9 STYPe. <Mode>,<Format>,<Symbol>,<GI>,<MCS>,<SMap> Where <Mode>::=<NR1> is the operating mode. The value and its meaning are as follows:
Mode -1 0 1 2 3 Meaning Unknown Legacy 20 MHz Legacy Duplicate Legacy Upper Legacy Lower Mode 4 5 6 7 8 Meaning HT 20 MHz HT 40 MHz HT Duplicate HT Upper HT Lower
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<Format>::=<NR1> is the signal format. - Unknown; 0: Legacy mode; 1: Mixed mode; 2: Green field. -1: <Symbol>::=<NR1> is the symbol type. The value and its meaning are shown in the following table.
Symbol -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Meaning Unknown Long Preamble Short Preamble L-- STF L-- LTF Long Header Short Header L-- SIG DSSS 1M DSSS 2M CCK 5.5M CCK 11M Symbol 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Meaning PBCC 5.5M PBCC 11M PBCC 22M PBCC 33M OFDM BPSK OFDM QPSK OFDM 16QAM OFDM 64QAM HT-- STF HT-- LTF HT-- SIG
<GI>::=<NR1> is the guard interval. - Unknown; 0: Normal (800 ns); 1: Short (400 ns). -1: <MCS>::=<NR1> is the MCS (Modulation and Coding Scheme) index specified in the 802.11n standard, ranging from 0 to 76. - Unknown. -1: <SMap>::=<NR1> is the spatial mapping. - Unknown; 0: Direct mapping; 2: STBC (Space Time Block Coding). -1:
DEMM2WLAN :FETCh:M2WLAN? PVTime might return -2.21,-6.3,-28.7 as the power versus time measurement result. :INSTrument[:SELect], :UNIT:ANGLe
Related Commands
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:FETCh:SWLAN Subgroup
The :FETCh:SWLAN commands return the results of the 802.11n (nx1) analysis.
Command Tree
Header :FETCh :SWLAN?
Parameter A1TFunction | A2TFunction | P1TFunction | P2TFunction| D1PRofile| D2PRofile | EVTime | PVTime | CONSte | EVSC | PVSC | SCConste | FERRor | OFLatness | OLINearity | STABle | STYPe
:SMASk? :SPECtrum :SMASk?
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:FETCh:SWLAN? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the 802.11n (nx1) modulation analysis.
Syntax
:FETCh:SWLAN? { A1TFunction | A2TFunction | P1TFunction | P2TFunction | D1PRofile| D2PRofile | EVTime | PVTime | CONSte | EVSC | PVSC | SCConste | FERRor | OFLatness | OLINearity | STABle | STYPe } The arguments query the following information: Table 2- 79: Queried information, 802.11n (nx1)
Argument A1TFunction A2TFunction P1TFunction P2TFunction D1PRofile D2PRofile EVTime PVTime CONSte EVSC PVSC SCConste FERRor OFLatness OLINearity STABle STYPe Information queried Amplitude transfer function (Trace 1) Amplitude transfer function (Trace 2) Phase transfer function (Trace 1) Phase transfer function (Trace 2) Delay profile (Trace 1) Delay profile (Trace 2) EVM versus Time Power versus Time Constellation EVM versus Subcarrier Power versus Subcarrier Subcarrier constellation Frequency error OFDM flatness OFDM linearity Symbol table Symbol type
Arguments
Returns
The arguments return the following information. You can select degrees or radians for the angular unit using the :UNIT:ANGLe command.
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A1TFunction and A2TFunction. Returns the amplitude transfer function waveform data: #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 128. P1TFunction and P2TFunction. Returns the phase transfer function waveform data: #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the pahse in degrees or radians. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 128. D1PRofile and D2PRofile. Returns the delay profile waveform data: #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude value in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 512. EVTime. <EVM_Peak_%>,<EVM_Peak_dB>,<EVM_RMS_%>,<EVM_RMS_dB>,<EVM_Time>, <Merror_Peak_%>,<Merror_Peak_dB>,<Merror_RMS_%>,<Merror_RMS_dB>, <Merror_Time>,<Perror_Peak>,<Perror_RMS>,<Perror_Time> Where <EVM_Peak_%>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in percent (%). <EVM_Peak_dB>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in dB. <EVM_RMS_%>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in percent (%). <EVM_RMS_dB>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in dB. <EVM_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of the peak and RMS EVM in s. <Merror_Peak_%>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_Peak_dB>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in dB. <Merror_RMS_%>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_RMS_dB>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in dB. <Merror_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of the peak and RMS magnitude error in s.
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<Perror_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of the peak and RMS phase error in s. PVTime. <Power_Peak_dBm>,<Power_Peak_W>,<Power_RMS_dBm>, <Power_RMS_W>,<Power_Time> Where <Power_Peak_dBm>::=<NRf> is the peak power in dBm. <Power_Peak_W>::=<NRf> is the peak power in watts. <Power_RMS_dBm>::=<NRf> is the RMS power in dBm. <Power_RMS_W>::=<NRf> is the RMS power in watts. <Power_Time>::=<NRf> is the time for the peak and RMS power in s. CONSte. <EVM_Peak_%>,<EVM_Peak_dB>,<EVM_RMS_%>,<EVM_RMS_dB>, <EVM_Time>,<Merror_Peak_%>,<Merror_Peak_dB>, <Merror_RMS_%>,<Merror_RMS_dB>,<Merror_Time>, <Perror_Peak>,<Perror_RMS>,<Perror_Time> Where <EVM_Peak_%>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in percent (%). <EVM_Peak_dB>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in dB. <EVM_RMS_%>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in percent (%). <EVM_RMS_dB>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in dB. <EVM_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of the peak and RMS EVM in s. <Merror_Peak_%>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_Peak_dB>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in dB. <Merror_RMS_%>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_RMS_dB>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in dB. <Merror_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of peak and RMS magnitude error in s. <Perror_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of peak and RMS phase error in s. EVSC. <EVM_Peak_%>,<EVM_Peak_dB>,<EVM_RMS_%><EVM_RMS_dB>, <SC_Number>,<Merror_Peak_%>,<Merror_Peak_dB>, <Merror_RMS_%>,<Merror_Peak_dB>,<SC_Number>, <Perror_Peak>,<Perror_RMS>,<SC_Number> for OFDM data (SC: subcarrier). Where <EVM_Peak_%>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in percent (%). <EVM_Peak_dB>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in dB. <EVM_RMS_%>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in percent (%). <EVM_RMS_dB>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in dB. <SC_Number>::=<NR1> is the SC number of the peak and RMS EVM. <Merror_Peak_%>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_Peak_dB>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in dB. <Merror_RMS_%>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_RMS_dB>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in dB.
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<SC_Number>::=<NR1> is the SC number of the peak and RMS magnitude error. <Perror_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS phase error in degrees or radians. <SC_Number>::=<NR1> is the SC number of the peak and RMS phase error. <EVM_Peak_%>,<EVM_Peak_dB>,<EVM_RMS_%>,<EVM_RMS_dB>, <EVM_Time>,<Merror_Peak_%>,<Merror_Peak_dB>, <Merror_RMS_%>,<Merror_RMS_dB>,<Merror_Time>, <Perror_Peak>,<Perror_RMS>,<Perror_Time> for DSSS data: Where <EVM_Peak_%>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in percent (%). <EVM_Peak_dB>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in dB. <EVM_RMS_%>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in percent (%). <EVM_RMS_dB>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in dB. <EVM_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of peak and RMS EVM in s. <Merror_Peak_%>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_Peak_dB>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in dB. <Merror_RMS_%>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_RMS_dB>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in dB. <Merror_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of the peak and RMS magnitude error in s. <Perror_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of peak and RMS phase error in s. PVSC. <Power_Peak_dBm>,<Power_Peak_W>,<Power_RMS_dBm>, <Power_RMS_W>,<SC_Number> for OFDM data (SC: subcarrier). Where <Power_Peak_dBm>::=<NRf> is the peak power in dBm. <Power_Peak_W>::=<NRf> is the peak power in watts. <Power_RMS_dBm>::=<NRf> is the RMS power in dBm. <Power_RMS_W>::=<NRf> is the RMS power in watts. <SC_Number>::=<NR1> is the SC number. <Power_Peak_dBm>,<Power_Peak_W>,<Power_RMS_dBm>, <Power_RMS_W>,<Power_Time> for DSSS data: Where <Power_Peak_dBm>::=<NRf> is the peak power in dBm. <Power_Peak_W>::=<NRf> is the peak power in watts. <Power_RMS_dBm>::=<NRf> is the RMS power in dBm. <Power_RMS_W>::=<NRf> is the RMS power in watts. <Power_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of peak and RMS power in s.
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SCConste. <EVM_Peak_%>,<EVM_Peak_dB>,<EVM_RMS_%>,<EVM_RMS_dB>, <SC_Number>,<Merror_Peak_%>,<Merror_Peak_dB>, <Merror_RMS_%>,<Merror_RMS_dB>,<SC_Number>, <Perror_Peak>,<Perror_RMS>,<SC_Number> for OFDM data (SC: subcarrier). Where <EVM_Peak_%>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in percent (%). <EVM_Peak_dB>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in dB. <EVM_RMS_%>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in percent (%). <EVM_RMS_dB>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in dB. <SC_Number>::=<NR1> is the SC number of the peak and RMS EVM. <Merror_Peak_%>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_Peak_dB>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in dB. <Merror_RMS_%>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_RMS_dB>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in dB. <SC_Number>::=<NR1> is the SC number of the peak and RMS magnitude error. <Perror_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS phase error in degrees or radians. <SC_Number>::=<NR1> is the SC number of the peak and RMS phase error. <EVM_Peak_%>,<EVM_Peak_dB>,<EVM_RMS_%>,<EVM_RMS_dB>,<EVM_Time>, <Merror_Peak_%>,<Merror_Peak_dB>,<Merror_RMS_%>,<Merror_RMS_dB>, <Merror_Time>,<Perror_Peak>,<Perror_RMS>,<Perror_Time> for DSSS data. Where <EVM_Peak_%>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in percent (%). <EVM_Peak_dB>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in dB. <EVM_RMS_%>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in percent (%). <EVM_RMS_dB>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in dB. <EVM_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of the peak and RMS EVM in s. <Merror_Peak_%>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_Peak_dB>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in dB. <Merror_RMS_%>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_RMS_dB>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in dB. <Merror_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of the peak and RMS magnitude error in s. <Perror_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of the peak and RMS phase error in s.
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FERRor. <Ferror_Peak_Hz>,<Ferror_Peak_ppm>,<Ferror_RMS_Hz>, <Ferror_RMS_ppm>,<Ferror_Time> Where <Ferror_Peak_Hz>::=<NRf> is the peak frequency error in Hz. <Ferror_Peak_ppm>::=<NRf> is the peak frequency error in ppm. <Ferror_RMS_Hz>::=<NRf> is the RMS frequency error in Hz. <Ferror_RMS_ppm>::=<NRf> is the RMS frequency error in ppm. <Ferror_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of the peak and RMS in s. OFLatness. <CF_Leakage>::=<NRf> is the center frequency leakage power in dB. OLINearity. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the ideal value in watts. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames) STABle. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Sym(1)><Sym(2)>...<Sym(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Sym(n)> is the symbol data. 4-byte little endian integer. n: Refer to Table D- in Appendix D for the maximum value. -9 STYPe. Same as in the :FETCh:M2WLAN? query. Refer to page 2-848.
DEMSWLAN :FETCh:SWLAN? PVTime might return -2.21,-6.3,-28.7 as the power versus time measurement result. :FETCh:M2WLAN?, :INSTrument[:SELect], :UNIT:ANGLe
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:FETCh:SWLAN:SMASk? (Query Only)

Returns the result of the spectrum mask measurement in the 802.11n (nx1) analysis.
:FETCh:SWLAN:SMASk? None <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMSWLAN :FETCh:SWLAN:SMASk? might return 1, indicating that the test has passed. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:SWLAN:SPECtrum:SMASk? (Query Only)

Returns spectrum waveform data of the spectrum mask measurement in the 802.11n (nx1) analysis.
:FETCh:SWLAN:SPECtrum:SMASk? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001
DEMSWLAN :FETCh:SWLAN:SPECtrum:SMASk? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the spectrum waveform data. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:WLAN Subgroup
Command Tree
The :FETCh:WLAN commands return the results of the WLAN analysis. Header :FETCh :WLAN? Parameter PVTime | EVTime | PVSC | EVSC | CONSte | SCConste | FERRor | OFLatness | OLINearity | STABle
:POWer :TPOWer? POSitive | NEGative :SMASk? :SPECtrum :SMASk? :TPOWer?
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:FETCh:WLAN? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the WLAN modulation analysis.
Syntax
:FETCh:WLAN? { PVTime | EVTime | PVSC | EVSC | CONSte | SCConste | FERRor | OFLatness | OLINearity | STABle } The arguments query the following information: Table 2- 80: Queried information
Argument PVTime EVTime PVSC EVSC CONSte SCConste FERRor OFLatness OLINearity STABle Information queried Power versus Time EVM versus Time Power versus Subcarrier EVM versus Subcarrier Constellation Subcarrier constellation Frequency error OFDM flatness OFDM linearity Symbol table
Arguments
Returns
The arguments return the following information. You can select degrees or radians for the angular unit using the :UNIT:ANGLe command. PVTime. <Power_Peak>,<Power_RMS>,<Power_Time> Where <Power_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak power in dBm. <Power_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS power in dBm. <Power_Time>::=<NRf> is the time for the peak and RMS power in s.
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EVTime. <EVM_Peak>,<EVM_RMS>,<EVM_Time>,<Merror_Peak>, <Merror_RMS>,<Merror_Time>,<Perror_Peak>,<Perror_RMS>, <Perror_Time> Where <EVM_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in percent (%). <EVM_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in percent (%). <EVM_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of the peak and RMS EVM in s. <Merror_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of the peak and RMS magnitude error in s. <Perror_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of the peak and RMS phase error in s. PVSC. <Power_Peak>,<Power_RMS>,<SC_Number> for OFDM data (SC: subcarrier). Where <Power_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak power in dBm. <Power_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS power in dBm. <SC_Number>::=<NR1> is the SC number. <Power_Peak>,<Power_RMS>,<Power_Time> for DSSS data: Where <Power_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak power in dBm. <Power_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS power in dBm. <Power_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of peak and RMS power in s. EVSC. <EVM_Peak>,<EVM_RMS>,<SC_Number>,<Merror_Peak>, <Merror_RMS>,<SC_Number>,<Perror_Peak>,<Perror_RMS>,<SC_Number> for OFDM data (SC: subcarrier). Where <EVM_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in percent (%). <EVM_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in percent (%). <SC_Number>::=<NR1> is the SC number of the peak and RMS EVM. <Merror_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in percent (%). <SC_Number>::=<NR1> is the SC number of the peak and RMS magnitude error. <Perror_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS phase error in degrees or radians. <SC_Number>::=<NR1> is the SC number of the peak and RMS phase error.
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<EVM_Peak>,<EVM_RMS>,<EVM_Time>,<Merror_Peak>,<Merror_RMS>, <Merror_Time>,<Perror_Peak>,<Perror_RMS>,<Perror_Time> for DSSS data: Where <EVM_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in percent (%). <EVM_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in percent (%). <EVM_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of peak and RMS EVM in s. <Merror_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of the peak and RMS magnitude error in s. <Perror_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of peak and RMS phase error in s. CONSte. <EVM_Peak>,<EVM_RMS>,<EVM_Time>,<Merror_Peak>, <Merror_RMS>,<Merror_Time>,<Perror_Peak>,<Perror_RMS>, <Perror_Time> Where <EVM_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in percent (%). <EVM_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in percent (%). <EVM_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of the peak and RMS EVM in s. <Merror_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of peak and RMS magnitude error in s. <Perror_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of peak and RMS phase error in s. SCConste. <EVM_Peak>,<EVM_RMS>,<SC_Number>,<Merror_Peak>, <Merror_RMS>,<SC_Number>,<Perror_Peak>,<Perror_RMS>,<SC_Number> (SC: subcarrier) Where <EVM_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in percent (%). <EVM_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS EVM in percent (%). <SC_Number>::=<NR1> is the SC number of the peak and RMS EVM. <Merror_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak magnitude error in percent (%). <Merror _RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS magnitude error in percent (%). <SC_Number>::=<NR1> is the SC number of the peak and RMS magnitude error. <Perror_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak phase error in degrees or radians. <Perror _RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS phase error in degrees or radians. <SC_Number>::=<NR1> is the SC number of the peak and RMS phase error.
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FERRor. <Ferror_Peak>,<Ferror_RMS>,<Ferror_Time> Where <Ferror_Peak>::=<NRf> is the peak frequency error in Hz. <Ferror_RMS>::=<NRf> is the RMS frequency error in Hz. <Ferror_Time>::=<NRf> is the time of the peak and RMS in s. OFLatness. <CF_Leakage>::=<NRf> is the center frequency leakage power in dB. OLINearity. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the ideal value in watts. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames) STABle. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Sym(1)><Sym(2)>...<Sym(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Sym(n)>::=<NR1> is the symbol data. 4-byte little endian integer. n: Refer to Table D- in Appendix D for the maximum value. -9
DEMWLAN :FETCh:WLAN? PVTime might return -2.21,-6.3,-28.7 as the power versus time measurement result. :INSTrument[:SELect], :UNIT:ANGLe
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:FETCh:WLAN:POWer:TPOWer? (Query Only)

Returns spectrum waveform data of the transmit power measurement in the WLAN analysis.
Syntax Arguments
:FETCh:WLAN:POWer:TPOWer? { POSitive | NEGative } POSitive specifies the power-on ramp. NEGative specifies the power-down ramp.
Returns
#<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the power spectrum in watts. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames)
DEMWLAN :FETCh:WLAN:POWer:TPOWer? POSitive might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the spectrum waveform data of the power-on ramp. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:WLAN:SMASk? (Query Only)

Returns the result of the spectrum mask measurement in the WLAN analysis.
:FETCh:WLAN:SMASk? None <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMWLAN :FETCh:WLAN:SMASk? might return 1, indicating that the test has passed. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:WLAN:SPECtrum:SMASk? (Query Only)

Returns spectrum waveform data of the spectrum mask measurement.
:FETCh:WLAN:SPECtrum:SMASk? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude spectrum in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001
DEMWLAN :FETCh:WLAN:SPECtrum:SMASk? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the spectrum waveform data. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:WLAN:TPOWer? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the transmit power measurement in the WLAN analysis.
:FETCh:WLAN:TPOWer? None <Power_On>,<Power_Off> Where <Power_On>::=<NRf> is the power-on time in s. <Power_Off>::=<NRf> is the power-down time in s.
DEMWLAN :FETCh:WLAN:TPOWer? might return 1.352039E-6,1.695838E-6 for the transmit power measurement result. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:AC3Gpp Subgroup
The :FETCh:AC3Gpp commands return the results of the W-CDMA ACLR measurement.
Command Tree
Header :FETCh :AC3Gpp :ACLR?
Parameter
:FETCh:AC3Gpp:ACLR? (Query Only)

Fetches the measurement results of the W-CDMA ACLR (Adjacent Channel Leakage Power Ratio) analysis.
:FETCh:AC3Gpp:ACLR? None <chpower>,<aclrm1>,<aclrp1>,<aclrm2>,<aclrp2> Where <chpower>::=<NRf> is the channel power measured value in dBm. <aclrm1>::=<NRf> is the first lower adjacent channel ACLR in dB. <aclrp1>::=<NRf> is the first upper adjacent channel ACLR in dB. <aclrm2>::=<NRf> is the second lower adjacent channel ACLR in dB. <aclrp2>::=<NRf> is the second upper adjacent channel ACLR in dB.
SAUL3G :FETCh:AC3Gpp:ACLR? might return -1.081,-68.420,-68.229,-74.506,-74.462 for the W-CDMA ACLR measurement results. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:DLR5_3GPP Subgroup
The :FETCh:DLR5_3GPP commands return the results of the 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis. For the :FETCh:DLR5_3GPP command subgroups, if you want to perform a FETCh operation on fresh data, use the [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP[:IMMediate] command.
Command Tree
Header :FETCh :DLR5_3GPP?
Parameter CSHortcode | CCODe | CSYMbol | CTSLot | SCONste | EVM | AEVM | PEVM | MERRor | AMERror | PMERror | PERRor | APERror | PPERror | RHO | FERRor | OOFFset | STABle | TSNumber | SSCHannel | SCGRoup | SCNumber | TLENgth | PCDE | CEVM | CMERror | CPERror | CRHO | COOF
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:FETCh:DLR5_3GPP? (Query Only)

Returns measurement results of the 3GPP-R5 downlink modulation analysis.
Syntax
:FETCh:DLR5_3GPP? { CSHortcode | CCODe | CSYMbol | CTSLot | SCONste | EVM | AEVM | PEVM | MERRor | AMERror | PMERror | PERRor | APERror | PPERror | RHO | FERRor | OOFFset | STABle | TSNumber | SSCHannel | SCGRoup | SCNumber | TLENgth | PCDE | CEVM | CMERror | CPERror | CRHO | COOF } The arguments query the following information: Table 2- 81: Queried information on the 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis results
Argument CSHortcode CCODe CSYMbol CTSLot SCONste EVM AEVM PEVM MERRor AMERror PMERror PERRor APERror PPERror RHO FERRor OOFFset STABle TSNumber SSCHannel SCGRoup SCNumber Information queried Power of each short code for the specified TS Power of each channelization code for the specified TS Each symbol power of the specified TS/CC Power of each time slot for the specified CC Symbol position data for the specified TS/CC Measurement results of Error Vector Magnitude for the specified TS/CC RMS value of EVM for the specified TS/CC Peak value of EVM for the specified TS/CC and its symbol number Amplitude error for the specified TS/CC RMS value of amplitude error for the specified TS/CC Peak amplitude error for the specified TS/CC and its symbol number Phase error for the specified TS/CC RMS value of phase error for the specified TS/CC Peak phase error for the specified TS/CC and its symbol number Value of waveform quality (r) for the specified TS/CC Frequency error for the specified TS Value of origin offset for the specified TS/CC Data from symbol table for the specified TS/CC Slot number in radio frame for the specified TS Secondary Synchronization Channel (SSCH) number for the specified TS Scrambling code group for the specified TS Scrambling code number for the specified TS
Arguments
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Table 2- 81: Queried information on the 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis results (Cont.)
Argument TLENgth PCDE CEVM CMERror CPERror CRHO COOF Information queried Number of analyzed TSs PCDE (Peak Code Domain Error) for the specified TS, and the CC number RMS and peak values of chip EVM for the specified TS RMS and peak values of chip amplitude error for the specified TS RMS and peak values of chip phase error for the specified TS Chip waveform quality (r) for the specified TS Chip origin offset for the specified TS
* TS: Time slot, CC: Channelization code
To specify the time slot, use the :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot command. To specify the short code, use the :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:SHORtcode command.
Returns
The arguments return the following information: CSHortcode. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Cpwr(1)><Cpwr(2)>...<Cpwr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Cpwr(n)> is the relative or absolute power value for each short code in dB or dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 512 CCODe. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Cpwr(1)><Cpwr(2)>...<Cpwr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Cpwr(n)> is the relative or absolute power value for each short code in dB or dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 512 CSYMbol. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Cpwr(1)><Cpwr(2)>...<Cpwr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Cpwr(n)> is the relative or absolute power value for each symbol in dB or dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 640
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CTSLot. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Cpwr(1)><Cpwr(2)>...<Cpwr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Cpwr(n)> is the relative or absolute power value for each time slot in dB or dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 16000 SCONste. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Ip(1)><Qp(1)>...<Ip(n)><Qp(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Ip(n)> is the symbol position on the I axis in volts. <Qp(n)> is the symbol position on the Q axis in volts. Both <Ip(1)> and <Qp(1)> are in the 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 640. EVM. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Evm(1)><Evm(2)>...<Evm(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Evm(n)> is the value of EVM of symbol in percent (%). 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 640 AEVM. <aevm>::=<NRf> is the EVM RMS value in percent (%). PEVM. <pevm>,<symb> Where <pevm>::=<NRf> is the EVM peak value in percent (%). <symb>::=<NR1> is the symbol number for the EVM peak value. MERRor. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Merr(1)><Merr(2)>...<Merr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Merr(n)> is the value of amplitude error of symbol in percent (%). 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 640 AMERror. <amer>::=<NRf> is the amplitude error RMS value in percent (%).
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PMERror. <pmer>,<symb> Where <pmer>::=<NRf> is the amplitude error peak value in percent (%). <symb>::=<NR1> is the symbol number for the amplitude error peak value. PERRor. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Perr(1)><Perr(2)>...<Perr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Perr(n)> is the value of phase error of symbol in degrees. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 640 APERror. <pmer>::=<NRf> is the phase error RMS value in degrees. PPERror. <pmer>,<symb> Where <pmer>::=<NRf> is the phase error peak value in degrees. <symb>::=<NRf> is the symbol number of phase error peak value. RHO. <rho>::=<NRf> is the measured value of waveform quality. FERRor. <ferr>::=<NRf> is the measured value of frequency error in Hz. OOFFset. <ooff>::=<NRf> is the measured value of origin offset in dB. STABLe. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Sym(1)><Sym(2)>...<Sym(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Sym(n)> is the symbol data. 4-byte little endian integer. n: Max 640. TSNumber. <tsnum>::=<NR1> is the slot number in radio frame. SSCHannel. <ssch>::=<NR1> is the Secondary Synchronization Channel (SSCH) number. SCGRoup. <scgr>::=<NR1> is the scrambling code group. SCNumber. <scnum>::=<NR1> is the scrambling code number. TLENgth. <tlen>::=<NR1> is the number of analyzed time slots.
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PCDE. <pcde>,<scod> Where <pcde>::=<NRf> is the PCDE (Peak Code Domain Error) value in dB. <scod>::=<NRf> is the short code number for the PCDE. CEVM. <cevma>,<cevmp> Where <cevma>::=<NRf> is the RMS value of chip EVM in percent (%). <cevmp>::=<NRf> is the peak value of chip EVM in percent (%). CMERror. <cmera>,<cmerp> Where <cmera>::=<NRf> is the RMS value of chip amplitude error in percent (%). <cmerp>::=<NRf> is the peak value of chip amplitude error in percent (%). CPERror. <cpera>,<cperp> Where <cpera>::=<NRf> is the RMS value of chip phase error in percent (%). <cperp>::=<NRf> is the peak value of chip phase error in percent (%). CRHO. <crho>::=<NRf> is the chip waveform quality (). COOF. <coof>::=<NRf> is the chip origin offset in dB.
DEMDLR5_3G :FETCh:DLR5_3GPP? CSHortcode might return #3512xxxx... (512-byte data) for the power measurement results for each short code. :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:SHORtcode, :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot, :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP Subgroup
The :FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP commands return the results of spectrum analysis for 3GPP-R5 downlink or uplink. For the :FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP command subgroup, if you want to perform a FETCh operation on fresh data, use the :READ commands on page 3-59. The :READ commands acquire a new input signal and fetch the measurement results from the data
Command Tree
Header Parameter :FETCh :SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP :ACLR? :CFRequency? :CHPower? :EBWidth? :MCAClr? :OBWidth? :SEMask? :SPECtrum? :ACLR? :CFRequency? :CHPower? :EBWidth? :MCAClr? :OBWidth? :SEMask?
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:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the ACLR (Adjacent Channel Leakage Power Ratio) measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR? None <Pass_Fail><Chpower>,<Laclr1>,<Uaclr1>,<Laclr2>,<Uaclr2> Where <Pass_Fail>::={ 1 | -1 | 0 } is the limit test result. 1: Pass, - Fail, 0: No decision (measurement limits disabled). -1: <Chpower>::=<NRf> is the channel power measured value in dBm. <Laclr1>::=<NRf> is the 1st lower adjacent channel ACLR in dBc. <Uaclr1>::=<NRf> is the 1st upper adjacent channel ACLR in dBc. <Laclr2>::=<NRf> is the 2nd lower adjacent channel ACLR in dBc. <Uaclr2>::=<NRf> is the 2nd upper adjacent channel ACLR in dBc. Invalid data is returned as -1000.
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP:ACLR? might return 1,-18.17,59.35,56.83,57.88,58.52 for the ACLR measurement results. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CFRequency? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the carrier frequency measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CFRequency? None <Cfreq>::=<NRf> is the carrier frequency measured value in Hz. SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP:CFRequency? might return 2.025E+9, indicating that the carrier frequency is 2.025 GHz. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CHPower? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the channel power measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CHPower? None <pass_fail>,<chpower>,<power_density> Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <chpower>::=<NRf> is the channel power measured value in dBm. <power_density>::=<NRf> is the power density measured value in dBm/Hz. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP:CHPower? might return 1,-2.0375E+001,-8.1274E+001 for the channel power measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:EBWidth? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the EBW (Emission Bandwidth) measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:EBWidth? None <ebw>::=<NRf> is the EBW in Hz. SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP:EBWidth? might return 3.843E+6, indicating that the EBW is 3.843 MHz. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the multi-carrier ACLR (Adjacent Channel Leakage Power Ratio) measurement in the 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis.
:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr? None <Pass_Fail>,<Mainchannel_No>,<Totalpower>, <Chpower1>,<Chpower2>,<Chpower3>,<Chpower4>, <Laclr1>,<Uaclr1>,<Laclr2>,<Uaclr2> Where <Pass_Fail>::={ 1 | -1 | 0 } is the limit test result. 1: Pass, - Fail, 0: No decision (measurement limits disabled). -1: <Mainchannel_No>::=<NR1> is the number of main channels (1 to 4). <Totalpower>::=<NRf> is the total power measured value in dBm. <Chpower1>::=<NRf> is the power measured value for Channel 1 in dBm. <Chpower2>::=<NRf> is the power measured value for Channel 2 in dBm. <Chpower3>::=<NRf> is the power measured value for Channel 3 in dBm. <Chpower4>::=<NRf> is the power measured value for Channel 4 in dBm. <Laclr1>::=<NRf> is the first lower adjacent channel ACLR in dBc. <Uaclr1>::=<NRf> is the first upper adjacent channel ACLR in dBc. <Laclr2>::=<NRf> is the second lower adjacent channel ACLR in dBc. <Uaclr2>::=<NRf> is the second upper adjacent channel ACLR in dBc. Invalid data is returned as -1000.
SADLR5_3G :FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr? might return 1,4,-12.18,-18.14,-18.04,-18.16,-18.17,59.35,56.83, 57.88,58.52 for the multi-carrier ACLR measurement results. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:OBWidth? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the OBW (Occupied Bandwidth) measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:OBWidth? None <pass_fail>,<obw> Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <obw>::=<NRf> is the occupied bandwidth in Hz. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP:OBWidth? might return 1,1.27333E+006 for the OBW measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask? None <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP:SEMask? might return 1 for the spectrum emission mask measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:ACLR? (Query Only)

Returns the spectrum waveform data of the ACLR (Adjacent Channel Leakage Power Ratio) measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:ACLR? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:ACLR? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the ACLR measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:CFRequency? (Query Only)

Returns the spectrum waveform data of the carrier frequency measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:CFRequency? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:CFRequency? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the carrier frequency measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:CHPower? (Query Only)

Returns the spectrum waveform data of the channel power measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:CHPower? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:CHPower? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the channel power measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:EBWidth? (Query Only)

Returns the spectrum waveform data of the EBW (Emission Bandwidth) measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:EBWidth? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:EBWidth? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the EBW measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:MCAClr? (Query Only)

Returns the spectrum waveform data of the multi-carrier ACLR (Adjacent Channel Leakage Power Ratio) measurement in the 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis.
:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:MCAClr? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
SADLR5_3G :FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:MCAClr? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the multi-carrier ACLR measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:OBWidth? (Query Only)

Returns the spectrum waveform data of the OBW (Occupied Bandwidth) measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:OBWidth? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:OBWidth? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the OBW measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:SEMask? (Query Only)

Returns the spectrum waveform data of the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
:FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:SEMask? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:SEMask? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the spectrum emission mask measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:UL3Gpp Subgroup
The :FETCh:UL3Gpp commands return the results of the W-CDMA uplink analysis.
Command Tree
Header :FETCh :UL3Gpp?
Parameter CSHortcode | CSYMbol | CTSLot | SCONste | EVM | AEVM | PEVM | MERRor | AMERror | PMERror | PERRor | APERror | PPERror | RHO | FERRor | OOFFset | STABle | TSNumber | SIGNature | PREamble | PCDE | CEVM | CMERror | CPERror | CRHO | COOF
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:FETCh:UL3Gpp? (Query Only)

Fetches the W-CDMA uplink analysis measurement results.
Syntax
:FETCh:DL3Gpp? { CSHortcode | CSYMbol | CTSLot | SCONste | EVM | AEVM | PEVM | MERRor | AMERror | PMERror | PERRor | APERror | PPERror | RHO | FERRor | OOFFset | STABle | TSNumber | SIGNature | PREamble | TLENgth | PCDE | CEVM | CMERror | CPERror | CRHO | COOF } The arguments query the following information: Table 2- 82: Queried information on the W-CDMA uplink analysis results
Argument CSHortcode CSYMbol CTSLot SCONste EVM AEVM PEVM MERRor AMERror PMERror PERRor APERror PPERror RHO FERRor OOFFset STABle TSNumber SIGNature PREamble TLENgth PCDE Information queried Power of each short code for the specified TS Each symbol power of the specified TS/SC Power of each time slot for the specified SC Symbol position data for the specified TS/SC Measurement results of error vector magnitude for the specified TS/SC RMS value of EVM for the specified TS/SC Peak value of EVM for the specified TS/SC and its symbol number Amplitude error for the specified TS/SC RMS value of amplitude error for the specified TS/SC Peak amplitude error for the specified TS/SC and its symbol number Phase error for the specified TS/SC RMS value of phase error for the specified TS/SC Peak phase error for the specified TS/SC and its symbol number Value of waveform quality () for the specified TS/SC Frequency error for the specified TS Value of origin offset for the specified TS/SC Data from symbol table for the specified TS/SC Slot number in radio frame for the specified TS Signature for the specified TS Preamble length for the specified TS Number of analyzed TSs PCDE (Peak Code Domain Error) for the specified TS, and the SC number
Arguments
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Table 2- 82: Queried information on the W-CDMA uplink analysis results (Cont.)
Argument CEVM CMERror CPERror CRHO COOF Information queried RMS and peak values of chip EVM for the specified TS RMS and peak values of chip amplitude error for the specified TS RMS and peak values of chip phase error for the specified TS Chip waveform quality () for the specified TS Chip origin offset for the specified TS
* TS: Time slot; SC: Short code
To specify the time slot, use the :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:AVIew:TSLot command. To specify the short code, use the :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:AVIew:SHORtcode command.
Returns
The arguments return the following information: CSHortcode. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Cpwr(1)><Cpwr(2)>...<Cpwr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Cpwr(n)> is the relative or absolute power value for each short code in dB or dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 512 CSYMbol. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Cpwr(1)><Cpwr(2)>...<Cpwr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte> <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow <Cpwr(n)> is the relative or absolute power value for each symbol in dB or dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 640 CTSLot. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Cpwr(1)><Cpwr(2)>...<Cpwr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Cpwr(n)> is the relative or absolute power value for each time slot in dB or dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 16000
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SCONste. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Ip(1)><Qp(1)>...<Ip(n)><Qp(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Ip(n)> is the symbol position on the I axis in volts. <Qp(n)> is the symbol position on the Q axis in volts. Both <Ip(n)> and <Qp(n)> are in the 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 640 EVM. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Evm(1)><Evm(2)>...<Evm(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Evm(n)> is the value of EVM of symbol in percent (%). 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 640 AEVM. <aevm>::=<NRf> is the EVM RMS value in percent (%). PEVM. <pevm>,<symb> Where <pevm>::=<NRf> is the EVM peak value in percent (%). <symb>::=<NR1> is the symbol number for the EVM peak value. MERRor. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Merr(1)><Merr(2)>...<Merr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Merr(n)> is the value of amplitude error of symbol in percent (%). 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 640 AMERror. <amer>::=<NRf> is the amplitude error RMS value in percent (%). PMERror. <pmer>,<symb> Where <pmer>::=<NRf> is the amplitude error peak value in percent (%). <symb>::=<NR1> is the symbol number of the amplitude error peak value.
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PERRor. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Perr(1)><Perr(2)>...<Perr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Perr(n)> is the value of phase error of symbol in degrees. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 640 APERro. <pmer>::=<NRf> is the phase error RMS value in degrees. PPERror. <pmer>,<symb> Where <pmer>::=<NRf> is the phase error peak value in degrees. <symb>::=<NRf> is the symbol number for the phase error peak value. RHO. <rho>::=<NRf> is the measured value of waveform quality. FERRor. <ferr>::=<NRf> is the measured value of frequency error in Hz. OOFFset. <ooff>::=<NRf> is the measured value of origin offset in dB. STABle. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Sym(1)><Sym(2)>...<Sym(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Sym(n)> is the symbol data. 4-byte little endian integer. n: Max 640. TSNumber. <tsnum>::=<NR1> is the slot number in radio frame. SIGNature. <sign>::=<NR1> is the signature number. PREamble. <prea>::=<NR1> is the preamble length. TLENgth. <tlen>::=<NR1> is the number of analyzed time slots.
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PCDE. <pcde>,<scod> Where <pcde>::=<NRf> is the PCDE (Peak Code Domain Error) value in dB <scod>::=<NRf> is the short code number for the PCDE CEVM. <cevma>,<cevmp> Where <cevma>::=<NRf> is the RMS value of chip EVM in percent (%) <cevmp>::=<NRf> is the peak value of chip EVM in percent (%) CMERror. <cmera>,<cmerp> Where <cmera>::=<NRf> is the RMS value of chip amplitude error in percent (%) <cmerp>::=<NRf> is the peak value of chip amplitude error in percent (%) CPERror. <cpera>,<cperp> Where <cpera>::=<NRf> is the RMS value of chip EVM in percent (%) <cperp>::=<NRf> is the peak value of chip EVM in percent (%) CRHO. <crho>::=<NRf> is the chip waveform quality () COOF. <coof>::=<NRf> is the chip origin offset in dB
DEMUL3G :FETCh:UL3Gpp? CSHortcode might return #3512xxxx... (512-byte data) for the power measurement results for each short code. :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:AVIew:SHORtcode, :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:AVIew:TSLot, :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:FETCh:ULR5_3GPP Subgroup
The :FETCh:ULR5_3GPP commands return the measurement results of the 3GPP-R5 uplink modulation analysis. For the :FETCh:ULR5_3GPP command subgroups, if you want to perform a FETCh operation on fresh data, use the [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP[:IMMediate] command.
Command Tree
Header :FETCh :ULR5_3GPP?
Parameter ANACk | CNUMber | CSYMbol | CTSLot | SCONste | EVM | AEVM | PEVM | MERRor | AMERror | PMERror | PERRor | APERror | PPERror | RHO | FERRor | OOFFset | STABle | TSNumber | TLENgth | PCDE | CEVM | CMERror | CPERror | CHRO | COOF | SIGNature | PREamble
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:FETCh:ULR5_3GPP? (Query Only)

Returns measurement results of the 3GPP-R5 uplink analysis.
Syntax
:FETCh:ULR5_3GPP? { ANACk | CNUMber | CSYMbol | CTSLot | SCONste | EVM | AEVM | PEVM | MERRor | AMERror | PMERror | PERRor | APERror | PPERror | RHO | FERRor | OOFFset | STABle | TSNumber | TLENgth | PCDE | CEVM | CMERror | CPERror | CHRO | COOF | SIGNature | PREamble } The arguments query the following information: Table 2- 83: Queried information on the 3GPP-R5 uplink analysis results
Argument ANACk CNUMber CSYMbol CTSLot SCONste EVM AEVM PEVM MERRor AMERror PMERror PERRor APERror PPERror RHO FERRor OOFFset STABle TSNumber TLENgth PCDE CEVM Information queried ACK/NACK for the specified TS Power of each channelization code for the specified TS Each symbol power of the specified TS/CN Power of each time slot for the specified CN Symbol position data for the specified TS/CN Measurement results of Error Vector Magnitude for the specified TS/CN RMS value of EVM for the specified TS/CN Peak value of EVM for the specified TS/CN and its symbol number Amplitude error for the specified TS/CN RMS value of amplitude error for the specified TS/CN Peak amplitude error for the specified TS/CN and its symbol number Phase error for the specified TS/CN RMS value of phase error for the specified TS/CN Peak phase error for the specified TS/CN and its symbol number Value of waveform quality (r) for the specified TS/CN Frequency error for the specified TS Value of origin offset for the specified TS/CN Data from symbol table for the specified TS/CN Slot number in radio frame for the specified TS Number of analyzed TSs PCDE (Peak Code Domain Error) for the specified TS, and the CN RMS and peak values of chip EVM for the specified TS
Arguments
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Table 2- 83: Queried information on the 3GPP-R5 uplink analysis results (Cont.)
Argument CMERror CPERror CRHO COOF SIGNature PREamble Information queried RMS and peak values of chip amplitude error for the specified TS RMS and peak values of chip phase error for the specified TS Chip waveform quality (r) for the specified TS Chip origin offset for the specified TS Sinature number in preamble Preamble
* TS: Time slot, CN: Channel number
To specify the time slot, use the :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot command. To specify the channel number, use the :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:AVIew :CNUMber command.
Returns
The arguments return the following information: ANACk. <count>[,<anack(1)>,<cqi(1)>,<offset(1)> [,<anack(2)>,<cqi(2)>,<offset(2)>... [,<anack(10)>,<cqi(10)>,<offset(10)>]]]]]]]]]] Where <count>::=<NR1> is the number of data sets that follow. It depends on the [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP :SFRame:SEARch setting as shown in the following table. Zero (0) means that the data is not for the head of subframe.
[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SFRame:SEARch setting AUTO STSLot or DTIMe <count> value 0 to 10 0 or 1
<anack(i)>::=<NR1> is the indicator. 0: ACK, 1: NACK, or 2: DTX (Discontinuous Transmission). <cqi(i)>::=<NR1> is the value of CQI detected in the time slot (0 to 29). <offset(i)>::=<NR1> is the subframe offset (0 to 9).
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CNUMber. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Cpwr(1)><Cpwr(2)>...<Cpwr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Cpwr(n)> is the relative or absolute power value for each short code in dB or dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 512 CSYMbol. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Cpwr(1)><Cpwr(2)>...<Cpwr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Cpwr(n)> is the relative or absolute power value for each symbol in dB or dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 640 CTSLot. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Cpwr(1)><Cpwr(2)>...<Cpwr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Cpwr(n)> is the relative or absolute power value for each time slot in dB or dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 16000 SCONste. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Ip(1)><Qp(1)>...<Ip(n)><Qp(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Ip(n)> is the symbol position on the I axis in volts. <Qp(n)> is the symbol position on the Q axis in volts. Both <Ip(1)> and <Qp(1)> are in the 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 640. EVM. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Evm(1)><Evm(2)>...<Evm(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Evm(n)> is the value of EVM of symbol in percent (%). 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 640
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AEVM. <aevm>::=<NRf> is the EVM RMS value in percent (%). PEVM. <pevm>,<symb> Where <pevm>::=<NRf> is the EVM peak value in percent (%). <symb>::=<NR1> is the symbol number for the EVM peak value. MERRor. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Merr(1)><Merr(2)>...<Merr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Merr(n)> is the value of amplitude error of symbol in percent (%). 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 640 AMERror. <amer>::=<NRf> is the amplitude error RMS value in percent (%). PMERror. <pmer>,<symb> Where <pmer>::=<NRf> is the amplitude error peak value in percent (%). <symb>::=<NR1> is the symbol number for the amplitude error peak value. PERRor. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Perr(1)><Perr(2)>...<Perr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Perr(n)> is the value of phase error of symbol in degrees. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 640 APERror. <pmer>::=<NRf> is the phase error RMS value in degrees. PPERror. <pmer>,<symb> Where <pmer>::=<NRf> is the phase error peak value in degrees. <symb>::=<NRf> is the symbol number of phase error peak value. RHO. <rho>::=<NRf> is the measured value of waveform quality. FERRor. <ferr>::=<NRf> is the measured value of frequency error in Hz. OOFFset. <ooff>::=<NRf> is the measured value of origin offset in dB.
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STABLe. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Sym(1)><Sym(2)>...<Sym(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Sym(n)> is the symbol data. 4-byte little endian integer. n: Max 640. TSNumber. <tsnum>::=<NR1> is the slot number in radio frame. TLENgth. <tlen>::=<NR1> is the number of analyzed time slots. PCDE. <pcde>,<scod> Where <pcde>::=<NRf> is the PCDE (Peak Code Domain Error) value in dB. <scod>::=<NRf> is the short code number for the PCDE. CEVM. <cevma>,<cevmp> Where <cevma>::=<NRf> is the RMS value of chip EVM in percent (%). <cevmp>::=<NRf> is the peak value of chip EVM in percent (%). CMERror. <cmera>,<cmerp> Where <cmera>::=<NRf> is the RMS value of chip amplitude error in percent (%). <cmerp>::=<NRf> is the peak value of chip amplitude error in percent (%). CPERror. <cpera>,<cperp> Where <cpera>::=<NRf> is the RMS value of chip phase error in percent (%). <cperp>::=<NRf> is the peak value of chip phase error in percent (%). CRHO. <crho>::=<NRf> is the chip waveform quality (). COOF. <coof>::=<NRf> is the chip origin offset in dB. SIGNatute. <sig>::=<NR1> is the signature number in the preamble. PREamble. <pre>::=<NR1> is the preamble.
DEMULR5_3G :FETCh:ULR5_3GPP? ANACk might return 1,1,7,5 as the result of the ACK/NACK analysis. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SFRame:SEARch
Related Commands
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:FETCh:DLR6_3GPP Subgroup
DLR6_3GPP Analysis, Option 40 Only
The :FETCh:ULR6_3GPP commands return the measurement results of the 3GPP-R6 downlink modulation analysis. For the :FETCh:DLR6_3GPP command subgroups, if you want to perform a FETCh operation on fresh data, use the [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP[:IMMediate] command.
Command Tree
Header :FETCh :DLR6_3GPP?
Parameter CCODe | CSYMbol | CTSLot | SCONste | EVM | AEVM | PEVM | MERRor | AMERror | PMERror | PERRor | APERror | PPERror | RHO | FERRor | OOFFset | STABle | TSNumber | SSCHannel | SCGRoup | SCNumber | TLENgth | PCDE | CEVM | CMERror | CPERror | CHRO | COOF | AGSCope | AGValue | RGRant | ANACk
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:FETCh:DLR6_3GPP? (Query Only)

Returns measurement results of the 3GPP-R6 downlink modulation analysis.
Syntax
:FETCh:DLR6_3GPP? { CCODe | CSYMbol | CTSLot | SCONste | EVM | AEVM | PEVM | MERRor | AMERror | PMERror | PERRor | APERror | PPERror | RHO | FERRor | OOFFset | STABle | TSNumber | SSCHannel | SCGRoup | SCNumber |TLENgth | PCDE | CEVM | CMERror | CPERror | CHRO | COOF | AGSCope | AGValue | RGRant | ANACk } The arguments query the following information: Table 2- 84: Queried information on the 3GPP-R6 downlink analysis results
Argument CCODe CSYMbol CTSLot SCONste EVM AEVM PEVM MERRor AMERror PMERror PERRor APERror PPERror RHO FERRor OOFFset STABle TSNumber SSCHannel SCGRoup SCNumber TLENgth Information queried Power of each channelization code for the specified TS Each symbol power of the specified TS/SC Power of each time slot for the specified SC Symbol position data for the specified TS/SC Measurement results of Error Vector Magnitude for the specified TS/SC RMS value of EVM for the specified TS/SC Peak value of EVM for the specified TS/SC and its symbol number Amplitude error for the specified TS/SC RMS value of amplitude error for the specified TS/SC Peak amplitude error for the specified TS/SC and its symbol number Phase error for the specified TS/SC RMS value of phase error for the specified TS/SC Peak phase error for the specified TS/SC and its symbol number Value of waveform quality (r) for the specified TS/SC Frequency error for the specified TS Value of origin offset for the specified TS/SC Data from symbol table for the specified TS/SC Slot number in radio frame for the specified TS Secondary Synchronization Channel (SSCH) number for the specified TS Scrambling code group for the specified TS Scrambling code number for the specified TS Number of analyzed TSs
Arguments
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Table 2- 84: Queried information on the 3GPP-R6 downlink analysis results (Cont.)
Argument PCDE CEVM CMERror CPERror CRHO COOF AGSCope AGValue RGRant ANACk Information queried PCDE (Peak Code Domain Error) for the specified TS, and the SC number RMS and peak values of chip EVM for the specified TS RMS and peak values of chip amplitude error for the specified TS RMS and peak values of chip phase error for the specified TS Chip waveform quality (r) for the specified TS Chip origin offset for the specified TS Absolute Grant Scope Absolute Grant Value Relative Grant ACK/NACK
* TS: Time slot, SC: Short code
To specify the time slot, use the :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot command. To specify the channelization code, use the :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP :AVIew:CCODe command.
Returns
The arguments return the following information. You can select degrees or radians for the angular unit using the :UNIT:ANGLe command. CCODe. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Cpwr(1)><Cpwr(2)>...<Cpwr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Cpwr(n)> is the relative or absolute power value for each short code in dB or dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 512 CSYMbol. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Cpwr(1)><Cpwr(2)>...<Cpwr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Cpwr(n)> is the relative or absolute power value for each symbol in dB or dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 640
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CTSLot. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Cpwr(1)><Cpwr(2)>...<Cpwr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Cpwr(n)> is the relative or absolute power value for each time slot in dB or dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 16000 SCONste. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Ip(1)><Qp(1)>...<Ip(n)><Qp(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Ip(n)> is the symbol position on the I axis in volts. <Qp(n)> is the symbol position on the Q axis in volts. Both <Ip(1)> and <Qp(1)> are in the 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 640. EVM. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Evm(1)><Evm(2)>...<Evm(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Evm(n)> is the value of EVM of symbol in percent (%). 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 640 AEVM. <aevm>::=<NRf> is the EVM RMS value in percent (%). PEVM. <pevm>,<symb> Where <pevm>::=<NRf> is the EVM peak value in percent (%). <symb>::=<NR1> is the symbol number for the EVM peak value. MERRor. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Merr(1)><Merr(2)>...<Merr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Merr(n)> is the value of amplitude error of symbol in percent (%). 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 640 AMERror. <amer>::=<NRf> is the amplitude error RMS value in percent (%).
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PMERror. <pmer>,<symb> Where <pmer>::=<NRf> is the amplitude error peak value in percent (%). <symb>::=<NR1> is the symbol number for the amplitude error peak value. PERRor. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Perr(1)><Perr(2)>...<Perr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Perr(n)> is the value of phase error of symbol in degrees or radians. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 640 APERror. <pmer>::=<NRf> is the phase error RMS value in degrees or radians. PPERror. <pmer>,<symb> Where <pmer>::=<NRf> is the phase error peak value in degrees or radians. <symb>::=<NRf> is the symbol number of phase error peak value. RHO. <rho>::=<NRf> is the measured value of waveform quality. FERRor. <ferr>::=<NRf> is the measured value of frequency error in Hz. OOFFset. <ooff>::=<NRf> is the measured value of origin offset in dB. STABLe. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Sym(1)><Sym(2)>...<Sym(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Sym(n)> is the symbol data. 4-byte little endian integer. n: Max 640. TSNumber. <tsnum>::=<NR1> is the slot number in radio frame. SSCHannel. <ssch>::=<NR1> is the S-SCH (Secondary Synchronization Channel) number. SCGRoup. <scgr>::=<NR1> is the scrambling code group. SCNumber. <scnum>::=<NR1> is the scrambling code number. TLENgth. <tlen>::=<NR1> is the number of analyzed time slots.
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PCDE. <pcde>,<scod> Where <pcde>::=<NRf> is the PCDE (Peak Code Domain Error) value in dB. <scod>::=<NRf> is the short code number for the PCDE CEVM. <cevma>,<cevmp> Where <cevma>::=<NRf> is the RMS value of chip EVM in percent (%). <cevmp>::=<NRf> is the peak value of chip EVM in percent (%). CMERror. <cmera>,<cmerp> Where <cmera>::=<NRf> is the RMS value of chip amplitude error in percent (%). <cmerp>::=<NRf> is the peak value of chip amplitude error in percent (%). CPERror. <cpera>,<cperp> Where <cpera>::=<NRf> is the RMS value of chip phase error in degrees or radians. <cperp>::=<NRf> is the peak value of chip phase error in degrees or radians. CRHO. <crho>::=<NRf> is the chip waveform quality (). COOF. <coof>::=<NRf> is the chip origin offset in dB. AGSCope. <agsc>::=<NR1> is the Absolute Grant Scope (0 or 1). AGValue. <agv>::=<NR1> is the Absolute Grant value (0 to 31). RGRant. <rgr>::=<NR1> is the Relative Grant value. 1 (UP), 0 (Hold), or - (DOWN). -1 ANACk. <anac>::=<NR1> is the ACK/NACK value. 1 (ACK), 0 (NACK0), or - (NACK1). -1 NACK0: NACK (RLSs not containing the serving E-DCH cell) NACK1: NACK (RLS containing the serving E-DCH cell)
DEMDLR6_3G :FETCh:DLR6_3GPP? CCODe might return #3256xxxx... (256-byte data) for the power of each channelization code. :DISPlay:DLR6_3G:AVIew:CCODe, :DISPlay:DLR6_3GP:AVIew:TSLot, :INSTrument[:SELect], :UNIT:ANGLe
Related Commands
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:FETCh:ULR6_3GPP Subgroup
DLR6_3GPP Analysis, Option 40 Only
The :FETCh:ULR6_3GPP commands return the measurement results of the 3GPP-R6 uplink modulation analysis. For the :FETCh:ULR6_3GPP command subgroups, if you want to perform a FETCh operation on fresh data, use the [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP[:IMMediate] command.
Command Tree
Header :FETCh :ULR6_3GPP?
Parameter ANACk | CNUMber | CSYMbol | CTSLot | SCONste | EVM | AEVM | PEVM | MERRor | AMERror | PMERror | PERRor | APERror | PPERror | RHO | FERRor | OOFFset | STABle | TSNumber | SSCHannel | SCGRoup | SCNumber | TLENgth | PCDE | CEVM | CMERror | CPERror | CRHO | COOF | PDIScont | TFCI | TPC | ETFCi | HAPPy | CINFormation
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:FETCh:ULR6_3GPP? (Query Only)

Returns measurement results of the 3GPP-R6 uplink modulation analysis.
Syntax
:FETCh:ULR6_3GPP? { ANACk | CNUMber | CSYMbol | CTSLot | SCONste | EVM | AEVM | PEVM | MERRor | AMERror | PMERror | PERRor | APERror | PPERror | RHO | FERRor | OOFFset | STABle | TSNumber | SSCHannel SCGRoup | SCNumber |TLENgth | PCDE | CEVM | CMERror | CPERror | CHRO | COOF | PDIScont | TFCI | TPC | ETFCi | HAPPy | CINFormation } The arguments query the following information: Table 2- 85: Queried information on the 3GPP-R6 uplink analysis results
Argument ANACk CNUMber CSYMbol CTSLot SCONste EVM AEVM PEVM MERRor AMERror PMERror PERRor APERror PPERror RHO FERRor OOFFset STABle TSNumber SSCHannel SCGRoup SCNumber Information queried ACK/NACK Power of each channelization code for the specified TS Each symbol power of the specified TS/CN Power of each time slot for the specified CN Symbol position data for the specified TS/CN Measurement results of Error Vector Magnitude for the specified TS/CN RMS value of EVM for the specified TS/CN Peak value of EVM for the specified TS/CN and its symbol number Amplitude error for the specified TS/CN RMS value of amplitude error for the specified TS/CN Peak amplitude error for the specified TS/CN and its symbol number Phase error for the specified TS/CN RMS value of phase error for the specified TS/CN Peak phase error for the specified TS/CN and its symbol number Value of waveform quality (r) for the specified TS/CN Frequency error for the specified TS Value of origin offset for the specified TS/CN Data from symbol table for the specified TS/CN Slot number in radio frame for the specified TS Secondary Synchronization Channel (SSCH) number for the specified TS Scrambling code group for the specified TS Scrambling code number for the specified TS
Arguments
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Table 2- 85: Queried information on the 3GPP-R6 uplink analysis results (Cont.)
Argument TLENgth PCDE CEVM CMERror CPERror CRHO COOF PDIScont TFCI TPC ETFCi RSN HAPPy CINFormation Information queried Number of analyzed TSs PCDE (Peak Code Domain Error) for the specified TS, and the CN RMS and peak values of chip EVM for the specified TS RMS and peak values of chip amplitude error for the specified TS RMS and peak values of chip phase error for the specified TS Chip waveform quality (r) for the specified TS Chip origin offset for the specified TS Phase discontinuity TFCI (Transport Format Combination Indicator) TPC (Transmit Power Control) Enhanced TFCI RSN (Retransmission Sequence Number) Happy bit Channel information
* TS: Time slot, CN: Channel number
To specify the time slot, use the :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot command. To specify the channel number, use the :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew :CCODe or :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:CNUMber command.
Returns
The arguments return the following information. You can select degrees or radians for the angular unit using the :UNIT:ANGLe command. ANACk. <count>[,<anack(1)>,<cqi(1)>,<offset(1)> [,<anack(2)>,<cqi(2)>,<offset(2)>... [,<anack(10)>,<cqi(10)>,<offset(10)>]]]]]]]]]] Where <count>::=<NR1> is the number of data sets that follow. It depends on the [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP :SFRame:SEARch setting as shown in the following table. Zero (0) means that the data is not for the head of subframe.
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame:SEARch setting AUTO STSLot or DTIMe <count> value 0 to 10 0 or 1
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<anack(i)>::=<NR1> is the indicator. 0: ACK, 1: NACK, or 2: DTX (Discontinuous Transmission). <cqi(i)>::=<NR1> is the value of CQI detected in the time slot (0 to 29). <offset(i)>::=<NR1> is the subframe offset (0 to 9). CNUMber. When :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:FORMat is set to CHANnel. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Cpwr(1)><Cpwr(2)>...<Cpwr(13)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Cpwr(n)> is the relative or absolute power value for each channelization code in dB or dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. When :DISPLay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:FORMat is set to IQSPlit and :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:IQBranch is set to I or Q. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Cpwr(1)><Cpwr(2)>...<Cpwr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Cpwr(n)> is the relative or absolute power value for each channelization code in dB or dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 256. When :DISPLay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:FORMat is set to IQSPlit and :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:IQBranch is set to BOTH. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><ICpwr(1)><QCpwr(1)><ICpwr(2)><QCpwr(2)> ...<ICpwr(n)><QCpwr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <ICpwr(n)><QCpwr(n)> are the relative or absolute power values of I and Q components for each channelization code in dB or dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 256. CSYMbol. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Cpwr(1)><Cpwr(2)>...<Cpwr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Cpwr(n)> is the relative or absolute power value for each symbol in dB or dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 1280.
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CTSLot. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Cpwr(1)><Cpwr(2)>...<Cpwr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Cpwr(n)> is the relative or absolute power value for each time slot in dB or dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 16000. SCONste. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Ip(1)><Qp(1)>...<Ip(n)><Qp(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Ip(n)> is the symbol position on the I axis in volts. <Qp(n)> is the symbol position on the Q axis in volts. Both <Ip(1)> and <Qp(1)> are in the 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 1280. EVM. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Evm(1)><Evm(2)>...<Evm(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Evm(n)> is the value of EVM of symbol in percent (%). 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 1280. AEVM. <aevm>::=<NRf> is the EVM RMS value in percent (%). PEVM. <pevm>,<symb> Where <pevm>::=<NRf> is the EVM peak value in percent (%). <symb>::=<NR1> is the symbol number for the EVM peak value. MERRor. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Merr(1)><Merr(2)>...<Merr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Merr(n)> is the value of amplitude error of symbol in percent (%). 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 1280. AMERror. <amer>::=<NRf> is the amplitude error RMS value in percent (%).
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PMERror. <pmer>,<symb> Where <pmer>::=<NRf> is the amplitude error peak value in percent (%). <symb>::=<NR1> is the symbol number for the amplitude error peak value. PERRor. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Perr(1)><Perr(2)>...<Perr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Perr(n)> is the value of phase error of symbol in degrees or radians. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 1280. APERror. <pmer>::=<NRf> is the phase error RMS value in degrees or radians. PPERror. <pmer>,<symb> Where <pmer>::=<NRf> is the phase error peak value in degrees or radians. <symb>::=<NRf> is the symbol number of phase error peak value. RHO. <rho>::=<NRf> is the measured value of waveform quality. FERRor. <ferr>::=<NRf> is the measured value of frequency error in Hz. OOFFset. <ooff>::=<NRf> is the measured value of origin offset in dB. STABLe. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Sym(1)><Sym(2)>...<Sym(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Sym(n)> is the symbol data. 4-byte little endian integer. n: Max 1280. TSNumber. <tsnum>::=<NR1> is the slot number in radio frame. TLENgth. <tlen>::=<NR1> is the number of analyzed time slots. PCDE. <pcde>,<scod> Where <pcde>::=<NRf> is the PCDE (Peak Code Domain Error) value in dB. <scod>::=<NRf> is the channelization code number for the PCDE CEVM. <cevma>,<cevmp> Where <cevma>::=<NRf> is the RMS value of chip EVM in percent (%) <cevmp>::=<NRf> is the peak value of chip EVM in percent (%)
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CMERror. <cmera>,<cmerp> Where <cmera>::=<NRf> is the RMS value of chip amplitude error in percent (%). <cmerp>::=<NRf> is the peak value of chip amplitude error in percent (%). CPERror. <cpera>,<cperp> Where <cpera>::=<NRf> is the RMS value of chip phase error in degrees or radians. <cperp>::=<NRf> is the peak value of chip phase error in degrees or radians. CRHO. <crho>::=<NRf> is the chip waveform quality (). COOF. <coof>::=<NRf> is the chip origin offset in dB. SIGNature. <sig>::=<NR1> is the signature number in preamble. PDIScontinuity. <pdis>::=<NRf> is the phase discontinuity in degrees or radians. TFCI. <tfci>::=<NR1> is the TFCI value (0 to 1023). TPC. <tpc>::=<NR1> is the TPC value (0 or 1). ETFCi. <etfci>::=<NR1> is the E-TFCI value (0 to 127). RSN. <rsn>::=<NR1> is the RSN value (0 to 3). HAPPy. <happy>::=<NR1> is the Happy bit value (0 or 1). CINFormation. When :DISPLay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:FORMat is set to CHANnel <CInfo>::=<string> is the channel information. When :DISPLay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:FORMat is set to IQSPlit <ICInfo>,<QCInfo> Where <ICInfo>::=<string> is the channel information on the I branch. <QCInfo>::=<string> is the channel information on the Q branch.
DEMULR6_3G :FETCh:ULR6_3GPP? CNUMber might return #3256xxxx... (256-byte data) for the power of each channelization code.
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Related Commands
:DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:CCODe, :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:CNUMber, :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:FORMat, :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot, :INSTrument[:SELect], :UNIT:ANGLe
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:FORMat Commands
The FORMat commands define the data output format.
Command Tree
Header :FORMat :BORDer [:DATA] Parameter NORMal | SWAPped REAL,32 | REAL,64
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:FORMat Commands
:FORMat:BORDer(?)
Sets or queries the byte order for transferring binary data.
Syntax
:FORMat:BORDer { NORMal | SWAPped } :FORMat:BORDer?
Arguments
NORMal selects the normal byte order. SWAPped swaps the byte order.
All :FORMat:BORDer SWAPped swaps the byte order for data output.
:FORMat[:DATA](?)
Selects or queries the output data format.
Syntax
:FORMat[:DATA] { REAL,32 | REAL,64 } :FORMat[:DATA]?
Arguments
REAL,32 specifies the 32-bit floating point format. REAL,64 specifies the 64-bit floating point format.
All :FORMat:DATA REAL,32 specifies the 32-bit floating point format for data output.
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:HCOPy Commands
The :HCOPy commands control screen hardcopy.
Command Tree
Header :HCOPy :BACKground :DESTination [:IMMediate] Parameter BLACk | WHITe PRINter | MMEMory
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:HCOPy Commands
:HCOPy:BACKground(?)
Selects or queries the hardcopy background color.
Syntax
:HCOPy:BACKground { BLACk | WHITe } :HCOPy:BACKground?
Arguments
BLACK outputs the screen image in the black background, without reversing it. WHITe reverses the screen image to output it in the white background.
All :HCOPy:BACKground WHITe reverses the screen image to output it in the white background.
:HCOPy:DESTination(?)
Selects or queries the hardcopy output destination (printer or file).
Syntax
:HCOPy:DESTination { PRINter | MMEMory } :HCOPy:DESTination?
Arguments
PRINTer specifies that the hardcopy is output to the preset printer, which is the one that has been set as the printer to be used usually under Windows. For using the printer, refer to the user manual that was shipped with your instrument. MMEMory specifies that the hardcopy is output to the bitmap file specified with the :MMEMory:NAME command.
All :HCOPy:DESTination PRINter specifies that the hardcopy is output to the preset printer. :HCOPy[:IMMediate], :MMEMory:NAME
Related Commands
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:HCOPy Commands
:HCOPy[:IMMediate] (No Query Form)

Outputs the screen hardcopy to the destination selected with the :HCOPy:DESTination command.
:HCOPy[:IMMediate] None All :HCOPy:IMMediate outputs the screen hardcopy. :HCOPy:DESTination
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:HCOPy Commands
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:INITiate Commands
The :INITiate commands control data acquisition.
Command Tree
Header :INITiate :CONTinuous [:IMMediate] :RESTart Parameter <boolean>
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:INITiate Commands
:INITiate:CONTinuous(?)
Determines whether to use the continuous mode to acquire the input signal.
Syntax
:INITiate:CONTinuous { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :INITiate:CONTinuous?
Arguments
OFF or 0 specifies that the single mode, rather than the continuous mode, is used for data acquisition. To initiate the acquisition, use the :INITiate[:IMMediate]. To stop the acquisition because the trigger is not generated in single mode, send the following command: :INITiate:CONTinuous OFF ON or 1 initiates data acquisition in the continuous mode. To stop the acquisition in the continuous mode, send the following command: :INITiate:CONTinuous OFF NOTE. When the analyzer receives a :FETCh command while operating in the continuous mode, it returns an execution error. If you want to run a :FETCh, use the :INITiate[:IMMediate] command.
All :INITiate:CONTinuous ON specifies that the continuous mode is used to acquire the input signal. :FETCh commands, :INITiate[:IMMediate]
Related Commands
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:INITiate Commands
:INITiate[:IMMediate] (No Query Form)

Starts input signal acquisition.
:INITiate[:IMMediate] None All :INITiate:IMMediate Starts input signal acquisition. :INITiate:CONTinuous
Related Commands
:INITiate:RESTart (No Query Form)

Reruns input signal acquisition. In the single mode, this command is equivalent to the :INITiate[:IMMediate] command. In the continuous mode, this command is equivalent to the :ABORt command.
:INITiate:RESTart None All :INITiate:RESTart reruns input signal acquisition. :ABORt, :INITiate[:IMMediate]
Related Commands
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:INITiate Commands
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:INPut Commands
The :INPut commands control the characteristics of the signal input.
Command Tree
Header :INPut :ALEVel :ATTenuation :AUTO :MIXer :MLEVel Parameter
<numeric_value> <boolean> <numeric_value> <numeric_value>
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:INPut Commands
:INPut:ALEVel (No Query Form)

Adjusts amplitude automatically for the best system performance using the input signal as a guide.
:INPut:ALEVel None All :INPut:ALEVel adjusts amplitude automatically.
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:INPut Commands
:INPut:ATTenuation(?)
When you have selected OFF or 0 in the :INPut:ATTenuation:AUTO command, use this command to set the input attenuation. The query version of this command returns the input attenuation setting.
Syntax
:INPut:ATTenuation <rel_ampl> :INPut:ATTenuation?
Arguments
<rel_ampl>::=<NR1> specifies the input attenuation. The setting range depends on your instrument as shown in Table 2-86. Table 2- 86: Input attenuation setting range
Model RSA3303B RSA3308B Frequency band RF (15 MHz to 3 GHz) IQ input (Option 03) RF1 (15 MHz to 3.5 GHz) RF2 and RF3 (3.5 to 8 GHz) IQ input (Option 03) RSA3408B RF (40 MHz to 8 GHz) IQ input (Option 03) Attenuation 0 to 50 dB in 2 dB steps 0 to 30 dB in 10 dB steps 0 to 50 dB in 2 dB steps 0 to 50 dB in 10 dB steps 0 to 30 dB in 10 dB steps 0 to 55 dB in 5 dB steps 0 to 35 dB in 5 dB steps
All :INPut:ATTenuation 20 sets the input attenuation to 20 dB. :INPut:ATTenuation:AUTO
Related Commands
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:INPut Commands
:INPut:ATTenuation:AUTO(?)
Determines whether to automatically set the input attenuation according to the reference level.
Syntax
:INPut:ATTenuation:AUTO { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :INPut:ATTenuation:AUTO?
Arguments
OFF or 0 specifies that the input attenuation is set manually. To set it, use the :INPut:ATTenuation command. ON or 1 specifies that the input attenuation is set automatically. NOTE. When :INPut:ATTenuation:AUTO is set to On, the mixer level is fixed to - dBm. -25
All :INPut:ATTenuation:AUTO ON specifies that the input attenuation is set automatically. :INPut:ATTenuation
Related Commands
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:INPut Commands
:INPut:MIXer(?)
Selects or queries the mixer level. NOTE. To set the mixer level, you must have selected Off in the :INPut:ATTenuation:AUTO command.
Syntax
:INPut:MIXer <ampl> :INPut:MIXer?
Arguments
<ampl>::=<NR1> specifies the mixer level. The setting value depends on your instrument as shown in Table 2-87. Table 2- 87: Mixer level setting value
Model RSA3303B RSA3308B RSA3408B Frequency band RF (15 MHz to 3 GHz) RF1 (15 MHz to 3.5 GHz) RF2 and RF3 (3.5 to 8 GHz) RF (40 MHz to 8 GHz) Mixer level - 25, - 20, - 15, - 10, - 5, and 0 dBm - 25, - 20, - 15, - 10, - 5, and 0 dBm - 25, - 15, - 5, and 0 dBm - 25, - 20, - 15, - 10, - 5, and 0 dBm
All :INPut:MIXer -20 sets the mixer level to - dBm. -20 :INPut:ATTenuation:AUTO
Related Commands
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:INPut Commands
:INPut:MLEVel(?)
Sets or queries the reference level. Using this command to set the reference level is equivalent to pressing Amplitude key Ref Level side key.
Syntax
:INPut:MLEVel <ampl> :INPut:MLEVel?
Arguments
<ampl>::=<NR1> specifies the reference level. The valid settings depend on the measurement frequency band as shown in Table 2-88. Table 2- 88: Reference level setting range
Model RSA3303B Frequency band Baseband (DC to 20 MHz) RF (15 MHz to 3 GHz) IQ (Option 03 only) RSA3308B Baseband (DC to 20 MHz) RF1 (15 MHz to 3.5 GHz) RF2 and RF3 (3.5 to 8 GHz) IQ (Option 03 only) RSA3408B Baseband (DC to 40 MHz) RF (40 MHz to 8 GHz) IQ (Option 03 only) Reference level - 30 to +20 dBm in 2 dB steps - 51 to +30 dBm in 1 dB steps - 10 to +20 dBm in 10 dB steps - 30 to +20 dBm in 2 dB steps - 51 to +30 dBm in 1 dB steps - 50 to +30 dBm in 1 dB steps - 10 to +20 dBm in 10 dB steps - 30 to +20 dBm in 5 dB steps - 50 to +30 dBm in 1 dB steps - 10 to +20 dBm in 5 dB steps
All :INPut:MLEVel -10 sets the reference level to - dBm. -10
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The :INSTrument commands set the measurement mode. Before you can start a measurement, you must set the mode appropriate for the measurement using these commands.
Command Tree
Header :INSTrument :CATalog? [:SELect] Parameter
<mode_name>
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:INSTrument:CATalog? (Query Only)

Queries all the measurement modes incorporated in the analyzer.
:INSTrument:CATalog? None <string> contains the measurement mode names available in the analyzer returned as comma-separated character strings. The following table lists the mode names and their meanings: Table 2- 89: Measurement mode
Mnemonic S/A mode SANORMAL SADPX SASGRAM SARTIME SAZRTIME SAUL3G SADLR5_3G SAULR5_3G Demod mode DEMADEM DEMAUDIO DEMDDEM DEMRFID DEMUL3G DEMGSMEDGE DEMFLCDMA2K DEMRLCDMA2K DEMFL1XEVDO DEMRL1XEVDO DEMDLR5_3G DEMULR5_3G Analog modulation analysis Audio measurements Digital modulation analysis RFID analysis W-CDMA uplink modulation analysis GSM/EDGE modulation analysis cdma2000 forward link analysis cdma2000 reverse link analysis cdma2000 1xEV-DO foward link analysis cdma2000 1xEV-DO reverse link analysis 3GPP-R5 downlink modulation analysis 3GPP-R5 uplink modulation analysis (Option 10 only) (Option 21 only) (Option 21 only) (Option 23 only) (Option 24 only) (Option 25 only) (Option 25 only) (Option 26 only) (Option 26 only) (Option 30 only) (Option 30 only) Normal spectrum analysis DPX (Digital Phosphor) spectrum analysis Spectrum analysis with spectrogram Real-time spectrum analysis Real-time spectrum analysis with zoom function W-CDMA uplink spectrum analysis 3GPP-R5 downlink spectrum analysis 3GPP-R5 uplink spectrum analysis (Option 30 only) (Option 30 only) (Option 30 only) Meaning
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Table 2- 89: Measurement mode (Cont.)

Mnemonic DEMTD_SCDMA DEMWLAN DEMSWLAN DEMM2WLAN DEMDLR6_3G DEMULR6_3G Time mode TIMCCDF TIMTRAN TIMPULSE TIMSSOURCE CCDF analysis Time characteristics analysis Pulse characteristics analysis Signal source analysis (Option 21 only) Meaning TD-SCDMA modulation analysis IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis IEEE802.11n (nx1) analysis IEEE802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis 3GPP-R6 downlink modulation analysis 3GPP-R6 uplink modulation analysis (Option 28 only) (Option 29 only) (Option 29 only) (Option 29 only) (Option 40 only) (Option 40 only)
If all options are installed, all the above mode names are returned as comma-separated character strings.
All :INSTrument:CATalog? might return "SANORMAL","SASGRAM","SARTIME","DEMADEM","TIMCCDF", "TIMTRAN" for all the measurement modes that the analyzer has.
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:INSTrument[:SELect](?)
Selects or queries the measurement mode. This command is not affected by *RST. NOTE. If you want to change the measurement mode, stop the data acquisition with the :INITiate:CONTinuous OFF command.
Syntax
:INSTrument[:SELect] { SANORMAL" | SADPX" | SASGRAM" | SARTIME" | SAZRTIME" | SAUL3G" | SADLR5_3G" | SAULR5_3G" | DEMADEM" | DEMAUDIO" | DEMDDEM" | DEMRFID" | DEMUL3G" | DEMDLR5_3G" | DEMULR5_3G" | DEMGSMEDGE" | DEMFLCDMA2K" | DEMRLCDMA2K" | DEMFL1XEVDO" | DEMRL1XEVDO" | DEMTD_SCDMA" | DEMWLAN | DEMSWLAN" | DEMM2WLAN" | DEMDLR6_3G" | DEMULR6_3G" | TIMCCDF" | TIMTRAN" | TIMPULSE" | TIMSSOURCE" } :INSTrument[:SELect]?
Arguments
<string> For details of the modes, refer to Table 2- on the previous page. -89
Examples
:INSTrument:SELect "DEMADEM" places the analyzer in the analog modulation analysis mode. :CONFigure, :INITiate:CONTinuous
Related Commands
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:MMEMory Commands
The :MMEMory commands allow you to manipulate files on the internal hard disk and external mass storage. For details on file manipulation, refer to the user manual that was shipped with your instrument. NOTE. Use the absolute path to specify the file name. For example, suppose that data file Sample1.iqt is located in the My Documents folder of Windows. You can specify it as C:My DocumentsSample1.iqt.
Command Tree
Header :MMEMory :COPY :DELete :DPSA :LOAD :TRACe<x> :STORe :TRACe<x> :LOAD :CORRection :FILTer :MEASurement :REFerence :IQT :CSV :MAT :LIMit :RX<x> :SLIMit :STATe :TRACe<x> :NAME Parameter <file_name1>,<file_name2> <file_name>
<file_name> <file_name> <file_name> <file_name> (Option 21) <file_name> (Option 21) <file_name> <file_name> <file_name> <file_name> (Option 25, 26, 28, and 30) <file_name> (Option 29) <file_name> <file_name> <file_name> <file_name>
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:MMEMory Commands
:STORe :ACPower <file_name> (Option 21) :CORRection <file_name> :IQT <file_name> :LIMit <file_name> (Option 25, 26, 28, and 30) :PULSe <file_name> :RESult (Option 29) :ALLData <file_name> :BOTHtrace <file_name> :NPACkets [:NUMBer] <numeric_value> :ONETrace <file_name> :POFFset [:NUMBer] <numeric_value> :TRACe <file_name> :TWOTrace <file_name> :RESult (Option 40) :ITEM CDPower | CPSYmbol | SEVM | STABle | MACCuracy :MCONtent EVM | MERRor | PERRor | ALL [:SELect] <file_name> :TSLot :NUMBer <numeric_value> :OFFSet <numeric_value> :SLIMit <file_name> :STABle <file_name> (Option 21, 25, 26, 28, 29, and 30) :STATe <file_name> :TRACe <file_name>
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:MMEMory Commands
:MMEMory:COPY (No Query Form)

Copies the contents of a file to another.
Syntax Arguments
:MMEMory:COPY <file_name1>,<file_name2> <file_name1>::=<string> specifies the source file. <file_name2>::=<string> specifies the destination file.
All :MMEMory:COPY "C:My DocumentsFile1","C:My DocumentsFile2" copies the contents of File1, located in the My Documents folder, to File2.
:MMEMory:DELete (No Query Form)

Deletes the specified file.
:MMEMory:DELete <file_name> <file_name>::=<string> specifies the file to be deleted. All :MMEMory:DELete "C:My DocumentsFile1" deletes File1 located in the My Documents folder.
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:MMEMory Commands
:MMEMory:DPSA:LOAD:TRACe<x> (No Query Form)

Loads the DPX spectrum trace data from the specified file.
Syntax
:MMEMory:DPSA:LOAD:TRACe<x> <file_name> Where <x> = 1 or 2. TRACe[1] and TRACe2 indicate Trace 1 and Trace 2 on the screen, respectively.
Arguments
<file_name>::=<string> specifies the file to load the trace data. The file extension depends on the trace type as shown in Table 2-90. Table 2- 90: File extension for the DPX trace
Trace type +Peak, - Peak, Average, Max Hold and Min Hold Bitmap File extension trc dpt
SADPX :MMEMory:DPSA:LOAD:TRACe1 "C:My DocumentsTrace1.trc" loads the Trace 1 data from Trace1.trc in the My Documents folder.
:MMEMory:DPSA:STORe:TRACe<x> (No Query Form)

Stores the DPX spectrum trace data to the specified file.
Syntax
:MMEMory:DPSA:STORe:TRACe<x> <file_name> Where <x> = 1 or 2. TRACe[1] and TRACe2 indicate Trace 1 and Trace 2 on the screen, respectively.
Arguments
<file_name>::=<string> specifies the file to store the trace data. Refer to Table 2- on page 2-90 -940 for the file extension. SADPX :MMEMory:DPSA:STORe:TRACe1 "C:My DocumentsTrace1.trc" stores the Trace 1 data to Trace1.trc in the My Documents folder.
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:MMEMory Commands
:MMEMory:LOAD:CORRection (No Query Form)

Loads the amplitude correction file.
Syntax Arguments
:MMEMory:LOAD:CORRection <file_name> <file_name>::=<string> specifies the file that contains the amplitude correction table. The file extension is .cor. All S/A modes except SARTIME and SAZRTIME :MMEMory:LOAD:CORRection "C:My DocumentsFile1.cor" loads the correction table from File1.cor in the My Documents folder.
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:MMEMory Commands
:MMEMory:LOAD:FILTer:MEASurement (No Query Form)

Option 21 Only
Loads the user-defined measurement filter from the specified file in the digital modulation analysis.
Syntax Arguments
:MMEMory:LOAD:FILTer:MEASurement <file_name> <file_name>::=<string> specifies the file to load the user-defined measurement filter. The file extension is .csv. DEMDDEM :MMEMory:LOAD:FILTer:MEASurement "C:My DocumentsFilterM.csv" loads the user-defined measurement filter from the FilterM.csv file in the My Documents folder.
:MMEMory:LOAD:FILTer:REFerence (No Query Form)

Option 21 Only
Loads the user-defined reference filter from the specified file in the digital modulation analysis.
Syntax Arguments
:MMEMory:LOAD:FILTer:REFerence <file_name> <file_name>::=<string> specifies the file to load the user-defined reference filter. The file extension is .csv. DEMDDEM :MMEMory:LOAD:FILTer:REFerence "C:My DocumentsFilterR.csv" loads the user-defined reference filter from the FilterR.csv file in the My Documents folder.
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:MMEMory Commands
:MMEMory:LOAD:IQT (No Query Form)

Loads IQ data in time domain from the specified file. NOTE. In the Demod (modulation analysis) and the Time (time analysis) modes, use the [:SENSe]:Standard[:IMMediate] command to analyze the loaded data. For example, execute the [:SENSe]:DDEMod[:IMMediate] command in the digital modulation analysis.
Syntax Arguments
:MMEMory:LOAD:IQT <file_name> <file_name>::=<string> specifies the file from which to load IQ data. The file extension is .iqt. SARTIME, SAZRTIME, all Demod modes, all Time modes :MMEMory:LOAD:IQT "C:My DocumentsData1.iqt" loads IQ data from the Data1.iqt file in the My Documents folder. [:SENSe]:Standard[:IMMediate]
Related Commands
:MMEMory:LOAD:LIMit (No Query Form)

Option 25, 26, 28, and 30
Loads limits from the specified file.
Syntax Arguments
:MMEMory:LOAD:LIMit <file_name> <file_name>::=<string> specifies the file from which to load limits. The file extension is .lmt. DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K, DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO, DEMTD_SCDMA, SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :MMEMory:LOAD:LIMit "C:My DocumentsTest.lmt" loads limits from the Test.lmt file in the My Documents folder.
Measurement Modes
Examples
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:MMEMory Commands
:MMEMory:LOAD:RX<x> (No Query Form)

Option 29 Only
Loads the waveform data received by the antenna 1 or 2 from a specified file in the IEEE802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis.
Syntax
:MMEMory:LOAD:RX<x> <file_name> Where <x>::=[1]|2. RX1 and RX2 represent the receiving antenna 1 and 2 waveform, respectively.
Arguments
<file_name>::=<string> specifies the file from which to load waveform data. The file extension is .iqt. DEMM2WLAN :MMEMory:LOAD:RX1 "C:My DocumentsWaveform1.iqt" loads the waveform data of the receiving antenna 1 from the Waveform1.iqt file in the My Documents folder.
:MMEMory:LOAD:SLIMit (No Query Form)

Loads the limits from the specified file in the spectrum emission mask measurement.
Syntax Arguments
:MMEMory:LOAD:SLIMit <file_name> <file_name>::=<string> specifies the file to load the limits from. The file extension is .csv. SANORMAL, SARTIME :MMEMory:LOAD:STATe "C:My DocumentsLimit1.csv" loads the limits from the Limit1.csv file in the My Documents folder.
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:MMEMory Commands
:MMEMory:LOAD:STATe (No Query Form)

Loads settings from the specified file.
Syntax Arguments
:MMEMory:LOAD:STATe <file_name> <file_name>::=<string> specifies the file from which to load settings. The file extension is .cfg. All :MMEMory:LOAD:STATe "C:My DocumentsSetup1.cfg" loads settings from the Setup1.cfg file in the My Documents folder.
:MMEMory:LOAD:TRACe<x> (No Query Form)

Loads Trace 1 or 2 waveform data from the specified file.
Syntax Arguments
:MMEMory:LOAD:TRACe<x> <file_name> <file_name>::=<string> specifies the file from which to load trace data. The file extension is .trc. All S/A modes except SARTIME and SAZRTIME :MMEMory:LOAD:TRACe "C:My DocumentsTrace1.trc" loads Trace 1 data from the Trace1.trc file in the My Documents folder. :MMEMory:STORe:TRACe<x>
Related Commands
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:MMEMory Commands
:MMEMory:NAME(?)
Specifies or queries the file name when the hardcopy output destination is a file. To select the hardcopy output destination, use the :HCOPy:DESTination command.
Syntax
:MMEMory:NAME <file_name> :MMEMory:NAME?
Arguments
<file_name>::=<string> specifies the name of the destination file. The file extension .bmp is added automatically. All :MMEMory:NAME "C:My DocumentsScreen1.bmp" specifies Screen1.bmp in the My Documents folder as the destination file. :HCOPy:DESTination
Related Commands
:MMEMory:STORe:ACPower (No Query Form)

Option 21 Only
Stores the ACPR (Adjacent Channel Leakage Power Ratio) measurement results in the specified file in the RFID analysis.
Syntax Arguments
:MMEMory:STORe:ACPower <file_name> <file_name>::=<string> specifies the file in which to store the ACPR measurement results. The file extension is .csv. DEMRFID :MMEMory:STORe:ACPower "C:My DocumentsResult1.csv" stores the ACPR measurement results in the Result1.csv file in the My Documents folder.
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:MMEMory Commands
:MMEMory:STORe:CORRection (No Query Form)

Stores the amplitude correction table in the specified file.
Syntax Arguments
:MMEMory:STORe:CORRection <file_name> <file_name>::=<string> specifies the file name. The file extension is .cor. All S/A modes except SARTIME and SAZRTIME :MMEMory:STORe:CORRection "C:My DocumentsSample1.cor" stores the amplitude correction table in the Sample1.cor file in the My Documents folder.
:MMEMory:STORe:IQT (No Query Form)

Stores IQ data in time domain in the specified file.
Syntax Arguments
:MMEMory:STORe:IQT <file_name> <file_name>::=<string> specifies the file in which to store IQ data. The file extension is .iqt. SARTIME, SAZRTIME, all Demod modes, all Time modes :MMEMory:STORe:IQT "C:My DocumentsData1.iqt" stores IQ data in the Data1.iqt file in the My Documents folder.
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:MMEMory Commands
:MMEMory:STORe:IQT:CSV (No Query Form)

Stores waveform data (IQ data in the time domain) to a specified file in the CSV (Comma Separated Values) format, allowing you to export the file into Microsoft Excel or other database systems.
Syntax Arguments
:MMEMory:STORe:IQT:CSV <file_name> <file_name>::=<string> specifies the file in which to store IQ data. The file extension is .csv. SAZRTIME, all Demod modes, all Time modes :MMEMory:STORe:IQT:CSV "C:My DocumentsData1.csv" stores IQ data in the Data1.csv file in the My Documents folder.
:MMEMory:STORe:IQT:MAT (No Query Form)

Stores waveform data (IQ data in the time domain) to a file in the MATLAB format, allowing you to export the file into the MATLAB technical computing environment.
Syntax Arguments
:MMEMory:STORe:IQT:MAT <file_name> <file_name>::=<string> specifies the file in which to store IQ data. The file extension is .mat. SAZRTIME, all Demod modes, all Time modes :MMEMory:STORe:IQT:MAT "C:My DocumentsData1.mat" stores IQ data in the Data1.mat file in the My Documents folder.
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:MMEMory:STORe:LIMit (No Query Form)

Option 25, 26, 28, and 30
Stores the current limits in the specified file.
Syntax Arguments
:MMEMory:STORe:LIMit <file_name> <file_name>::=<string> specifies the file in which to store the current limits. The file extension is .lmt. DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K, DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO, DEMTD_SCDMA, SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G, :MMEMory:STORe:LIMit "C:My DocumentsTest.lmt" stores the current limits in the Test.lmt file in the My Documents folder.
Measurement Modes
Examples
:MMEMory:STORe:PULSe (No Query Form)

Stores the pulse measurement results in the specified file.
Syntax Arguments
:MMEMory:STORe:PULSe <file_name> <file_name>::=<string> specifies the file in which to store the pulse measurement results. The file extension is .csv. TIMPULSE :MMEMory:STORe:PULSe "C:My DocumentsResult1.csv" stores the pulse measurement results in the Result1.csv file in the My Documents folder.
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:MMEMory:STORe:RESult:ALLData (No Query Form)

Option 29 Only
Stores Trace 1 and 2 to a specified file in all combinations of the Tx and Rx antennas in the IEEE802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement is set to other than CONSte, SCCOnste, and OFF.
Syntax Arguments
:MMEMory:STORe:RESult:ALLData <file_name> <file_name>::=<string> specifies the file in which to store the trace data. The file extension is .csv. For the file format, refer to the RSA3408B Option 29 User Manual. DEMM2WLAN :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:ALLData "C:My DocumentsSample.csv" stores Trace 1 and 2 to the Sample.csv file in the My Documents folder. [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement
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:MMEMory:STORe:RESult:BOTHtrace (No Query Form)

Option 29 Only
Stores Trace 1 and 2 in the main view to two files in the IEEE802.11n (nx1) and MIMO (2x2) analyses. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:M2WLAN|:SWLAN:MEASurement is set to ATFunction, PTFunction, or DPRofile.
Syntax Arguments
:MMEMory:STORe:RESult:BOTHtrace <file_name> <file_name>::=<string> specifies the file in which to store the trace data. Two files are created with the name of 1 and 2 added to the specified name for Trace 1 and 2, respectively. The file extension is .csv. DEMM2WLAN, DEMSWLAN :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:BOTHtrace "C:My DocumentsSample.csv" stores Trace 1 and 2 to the Sample1.csv and Sample2.csv files, respectively. [:SENSe]:M2WLAN|:SWLAN:MEASurement
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:MMEMory:STORe:RESult:NPACkets[:NUMBer](?)
Option 29 Only
Sets or queries the number of packets to save in the IEEE802.11n (nx1) and MIMO (2x2) analyses. Use the :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:POFFset[:NUMBer] command to specify the first packet (packet offset) to save. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:M2WLAN|:SWLAN:MEASurement is set to ATFunction, PTFunction, or DPRofile.
Syntax
:MMEMory:STORe:RESult:NPACkets[:NUMBer] <number> :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:NPACkets[:NUMBer]?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the number of packets to save. Range: 1 to [-(packet offset) + 1]. DEMM2WLAN, DEMSWLAN :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:NPACkets:NUMBer 12 sets the number of packets to 12 to save. :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:POFFset[:NUMBer], [:SENSe]:M2WLAN|:SWLAN:MEASurement
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:MMEMory:STORe:RESult:ONETrace (No Query Form)

Option 29 Only
Stores Trace 1 in the main view to a specified file in the IEEE802.11n (nx1) and MIMO (2x2) analyses. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:M2WLAN|:SWLAN:MEASurement is set to ATFunction, PTFunction, or DPRofile.
Syntax Arguments
:MMEMory:STORe:RESult:ONETrace <file_name> <file_name>::=<string> specifies the file in which to store the trace data. The file extension is .csv. For the file format, refer to the RSA3408A & RSA3408B Option 29 User Manual. DEMM2WLAN, DEMSWLAN :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:ONETrace "C:My DocumentsSample.csv" stores Trace 1 to the Sample.csv file in the My Documents folder. [:SENSe]:M2WLAN|:SWLAN:MEASurement
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:MMEMory:STORe:RESult:POFFset[:NUMBer](?)
Option 29 Only
Sets or queries the first packet number (packet offset) to store the trace data in the IEEE802.11n (nx1) and MIMO (2x2) analyses. Use the :MMEMory:STORe :RESult:NPACkets[:NUMBer] command to set the number of packets to save. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:M2WLAN|:SWLAN:MEASurement is set to ATFunction, PTFunction, or DPRofile.
Syntax
:MMEMory:STORe:RESult:POFFset[:NUMBer] <number> :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:POFFset[:NUMBer]?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the first packet number. Range: -[(the number of packets in the analysis range) - 1] to 0. Zero (0) represents the latest packet. DEMM2WLAN, DEMSWLAN :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:POFFset:NUMBer -5 sets the first packet number to - to store the trace data. -5 :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:NPACkets[:NUMBer], [:SENSe]:M2WLAN|:SWLAN:MEASurement
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:MMEMory:STORe:RESult:TRACe (No Query Form)

Option 29 Only
Stores the trace data displayed in the main view to a specified file in the IEEE802.11n (nx1) and MIMO (2x2) analyses. In the IEEE802.11n (nx1) analysis, this command is valid when [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement is set to EVTime, PVTime, EVSC, PVSC, FERRor, OFLatness, or STABle. In the IEEE802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis, this command is valid when [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement is set to TEVTime, EVTime, PVTime, TEVSc, EVSC, PVSC, FERRor, or STABle.
Syntax Arguments
:MMEMory:STORe:RESult:TRACe <file_name> <file_name>::=<string> specifies the file in which to store the trace data. The file extension is .csv. For the file format, refer to the RSA3408B Option 29 User Manual. DEMM2WLAN, DEMSWLAN :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:TRACe "C:My DocumentsSample.csv" stores the trace data to the Sample.csv file in the My Documents folder. [:SENSe]:M2WLAN|:SWLAN:MEASurement
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:MMEMory:STORe:RESult:TWOTrace (No Query Form)

Option 29 Only
Stores Trace 2 in the main view to a specified file in the IEEE802.11n (nx1) and MIMO (2x2) analyses. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:M2WLAN|:SWLAN:MEASurement is set to ATFunction, PTFunction, or DPRofile.
Syntax Arguments
:MMEMory:STORe:RESult:TWOTrace <file_name> <file_name>::=<string> specifies the file in which to store the trace data. The file extension is .csv. For the file format, refer to the RSA3408A & RSA3408B Option 29 User Manual. DEMM2WLAN, DEMSWLAN :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:TWOTrace "C:My DocumentsSample.csv" stores Trace 2 to the Sample.csv file in the My Documents folder. [:SENSe]:M2WLAN|:SWLAN:MEASurement
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:MMEMory:STORe:RESult:ITEM(?)
Option 40 Only
Selects or queries the measurement item to store the results in the 3GPP-R6 modulation analysis.
Syntax
:MMEMory:STORe:RESult:ITEM { CDPower | CPSYmbol | SEVM | STABle | MACCuracy } :MMEMory:STORe:RESultITEM?
Arguments
Table 2- shows the measurement items. -91 Table 2- 91: Item to save (Option 40)
Argument CDPower CPSYmbol SEVM STABle MACCuracy Description Code domain power Code domain power versus Symbol Symbol EVM Symbol table Modulation accuracy
DEMDLR6_3G, DEMULR6_3G :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:ITEM CDPower selects the code domain power measurement to store the result.
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:MMEMory:STORe:RESult:MCONtent(?)
Option 40 Only
Selects or queries the measurement content in the symbol EVM measurement. This command is valid when :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:ITEM is set to SEVM.
Syntax
:MMEMory:STORe:RESult:MCONtent { EVM | MERRor | PERRor | ALL } :MMEMory:STORe:RESultMCONtent?
Arguments
Table 2- shows the measurement items. -92 Table 2- 92: Content to save (Option 40)
Argument EVM MERRor PERRor ALL Description Symbol EVM Symbol amplitude error Symbol phase error All of the above
DEMDLR6_3G, DEMULR6_3G :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:MCONtent EVM selects the symbol EVM as the measurement content.
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:MMEMory:STORe:RESult[:SELect] (No Query Form)

Option 40 Only
Stores the measurement results in the specific file. The measurement item is selected by the :MMEMory:STORe:RESultITEM command.
Syntax Arguments
:MMEMory:STORe:RESult[:SELect] <file_name> <file_name>::=<string> specifies the file to store the measurement results. The file extension is .csv. DEMDLR6_3G, DEMULR6_3G :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:SELect "C:My DocumentsTest.csv" loads limits from the Test.csv file in the My Documents folder. :MMEMory:STORe:RESultITEM
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:MMEMory:STORe:RESult:TSLot:NUMBer(?)
Option 40 Only
Sets or queries the number of time slots for storing the measurement results.
Syntax
:MMEMory:STORe:RESult:TSLot:NUMBer <number> :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:TSLot:NUMBer?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the number of time-slots. Range: 1 to -(time-slot offset) + 1. Use the :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:TSLot:OFFSet to set the time-slot offset.
DEMDLR6_3G, DEMULR6_3G :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:TSLot:NUMBer 12 sets the number of time slots to 12. :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:TSLot:OFFSet
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:MMEMory:STORe:RESult:TSLot:OFFSet(?)
Option 40 Only
Sets or queries the first time-slot for storing the measurement results.
Syntax
:MMEMory:STORe:RESult:TSLot:OFFSet <value> :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:TSLot:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the time-slot offset. Range: -[(the number of time slots in the analysis range) - 1] to 0. Zero (0) represents the latest slot. DEMDLR6_3G, DEMULR6_3G :MMEMory:STORe:RESult:TSLot:OFFSet -10 sets the first time-slot to #-10.
:MMEMory:STORe:SLIMit (No Query Form)

Stores the limits in the spectrum emission mask measurement in the specified file.
Syntax Arguments
:MMEMory:STORe:SLIMit <file_name> <file_name>::=<string> specifies the file to store the limits in. The file extension is .csv. SANORMAL, SARTIME :MMEMory:STORe:STATe "C:My DocumentsLimit1.csv" stores the limits in the Limit1.csv file in the My Documents folder.
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:MMEMory:STORe:STABle (No Query Form)

Option 21, 25, 26, 28, 29, 30, and 40
Stores the symbol table in the specified file. NOTE. This command is valid only when the Symbol Table measurement is selected.
Syntax Arguments
:MMEMory:STORe:STABle <file_name> <file_name>::=<string> specifies the file to store the symbol table. The file is in text format, and its extension is .sym. The file header contents are shown with the communication standard in Table 2- and 2-93 -94. Table 2- 93: File header contents - Option 21, 23, 27, 28, and 40
W-CDMA (Option 30) 3GPP-R5 (Option 30) 3GPP-R6 (Option 40) Date and time Modulation Symbol rate Measurement filter Reference filter Filter factor () Slot number Channelization code number Time from the data end point of the first symbol
No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
General (Option 21) Date and time Modulation Symbol rate Measurement filter Reference filter Filter factor () Time from the data end point of the first symbol
TD-SCDMA (Option 28) Date and time Modulation Symbol rate Measurement filter Subframe number time slot number OVSF code number (max SF) Sync-DL Sync-UL Scrambling code Switching point time slot 0 K Other time slot K Time from the data end point of the first symbol
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Table 2- 94: File header contents - Option 25, 26, and 29

No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 cdma2000 (Option 25) Date and time Modulation Symbol rate Walsh code length Walsh code number PN offset (FLCDMA2K only) PCG number Time from the data end point of the first symbol 1xEV-DO (Option 26) Date and time Modulation Symbol rate Walsh code length Walsh code number PN offset (FL1XEVDO only) Long code mask I (RL1XEVDO only) Long code mask Q (RL1XEVDO only) Channel type (FL1XEVDO only) Half slot number Time from the data end point of the first symbol WLAN (Option 29) Date and time Symbol number (-- 105 to 0) Time (-- 100 to 0 ms) Symbol type
File Header for the RFID Analysis (Option 21). 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. Date and time Burst number Standard type Link Modulation type Decoding format Auto Tari value (for the PIE Type A and C decoding formats) Auto Bit Rate value (for other than PIE Type A and C decoding formats) Tari value (for the PIE Type A and C decoding formats) Bit rate value (for other than PIE Type A and C decoding formats) Lower threshold Middle threshold Higher threshold Preamble on/off Preamble length
For Item 2, refer to the View Define menu. For Items 3 to 11, refer to the Meas Setup menu. (Refer to the user manual that was shipped with your instrument.)
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NOTE. The date and time saved to the .sym file is the date and time of the last analysis of the symbol table measurement. If the analysis was run on a loaded signal file (filename.iqt), then the date and time in the .sym file will match the loaded .iqt file.
All Demod modes except DEMADEM and DEMGSMEDGE :MMEMory:STORe:STABle "C:My DocumentsData1.sym" stores symbol table in the Data1.sym file in the My Documents folder.
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:MMEMory:STORe:STATe (No Query Form)

Stores the current settings in the specified file.
Syntax Arguments
:MMEMory:STORe:STATe <file_name> <file_name>::=<string> specifies the file in which to store the current settings. The file extension is .cfg. All :MMEMory:STORe:STATe "C:My DocumentsSetup1.cfg" stores the current settings the Setup1.cfg file in the My Documents folder.
:MMEMory:STORe:TRACe<x> (No Query Form)

Stores Trace 1 or 2 waveform data in the specified file.
Syntax Arguments
:MMEMory:STORe:TRACe<x> <file_name> <file_name> specifies the file in which to store trace data. The file extension is .trc. All S/A modes except SARTIME and SAZRTIME :MMEMory:STORe:TRACe1 "C:My DocumentsTrace1.trc" stores Trace 1 data in the Trace1.trc file in the My Documents folder. :MMEMory:LOAD:TRACe<x>
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:OUTPut Commands
The :OUTPut commands control the characteristics of the analyzers output port.
Command Tree
Header :OUTPut :IQ [:STATe] Parameter
<Boolean>
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:OUTPut:IQ[:STATe](?)
Option 05 Only
Determines whether to enable or disable the digital IQ output data stream from the rear panel connectors.
Syntax
:OUTPut:IQ[:STATe] { 0 | 1 | OFF | ON } :OUTPut:IQ[:STATe]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 disables the digital IQ output. ON or 1 enables the digital IQ output. At *RST, this value is set to OFF.
All :OUTPut:IQ:STATe ON enables the digital IQ output.
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:PROGram Commands
The :PROGram commands control running a macro program. The macro program to be run must be stored under this directory in the analyzer: C:Program FilesTektronixwca200aPythonwca200ameasmacro For incorporating macro programs into the analyzer, contact your local Tektronix distributor or sales office. For an example of running a macro program, refer to page 4-15.
Command Tree
Header :PROGram :CATalog? [:SELected] :DELete [:SELected] :EXECute :NAME :NUMBer :STRing Parameter
<command_name> <macro_name> <varname>,<nvalue> <varname>,<nvalue>
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:PROGram:CATalog? (Query Only)

Queries the list of the defined macro programs.
:PROGram:CATalog? None Comma-separated character strings as follows: "macro_name{,macro_name}"{,"macro_name{,macro_name"}} macro_name represents a macro name. If no program has been defined, a null character () is returned.
All :PROGram:CATalog? might return "NONREGISTERED.MACROTEST1","NONREGISTERED.MACROTEST2" indicating that MacroTest1 and MacroTest2 are located under the directory C: Program FilesTektronixwca200aPythonwca200ameasmacrononregistered.
:PROGram[:SELected]:DELete[:SELected] (No Query Form)

Deletes a macro program specified with the :PROGram[:SELected]:NAME command, from the memory.
:PROGram[:SELected]:DELete[:SELected] None All :PROGram:SELected:DELete:SELected deletes the specified macro program. :PROGram[:SELected]:NAME
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:PROGram[:SELected]:EXECute (No Query Form)

Runs a command included in the macro program folder specified with the :PROGram[:SELected]:NAME command.
:PROGram[:SELected]:EXECute <command_name> <command_name>::=<string> specifies the command. If the specified command is not found, the following error message is returned: "Program Syntax error" (-285)
All :PROGram:SELected:EXECute "TEST1" runs the TEST1 command.
:PROGram[:SELected]:NAME(?)
Specifies or queries the macro program folder.
Syntax
:PROGram[:SELected]:NAME <macro_name> :PROGram[:SELected]:NAME?
Arguments Returns
<macro_name>::=<string> specifies the macro program folder. If the specified macro is not found, the following error message is returned: "Program Syntax error" (-285)
All :PROGram:SELected:NAME "NONREGISTERED.MACROTEST1" specifies the macro program folder MacroTest1 located under the directory C: Program FilesTektronixwca200aPythonwca200ameasmacrononregistered. :PROGram[:SELected]:EXECute
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:PROGram:NUMBer(?)
Sets a numeric variable used in the macro program. The query version of this command returns the numeric variable or the measurement result.
Syntax
:PROGram:NUMBer <varname>,<nvalues> :PROGram:NUMBer? <varname>
Arguments
<varname>::=<string> specifies the variable. <nvalues>::=<NRf> is the numeric value for the variable.
Returns
<NRf> is the numeric value of the specified variable. If the specified variable is not found, the following error message is returned: "Illegal variable name" (-283)
All :PROGram:NUMBer "LOW_LIMIT",1.5 sets the variable LOW_LIMIT to 1.5. :PROGram:NUMBer? "RESULT" might return 1.2345 of the measured value stored in the variable RESULT.
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:PROGram:STRing(?)
Sets a character variable used in the macro program. The query form of this command returns the character variable or the measurement result (string).
Syntax
:PROGram:STRing <varname>,<svalues> :PROGram:STRing? <varname>
Arguments
<varname>::=<string> specifies the variable. <svalues>::=<string> is the string for the variable.
Returns
<string> of the specified variable. If the specified variable is not found, the following error message is returned: "Illegal variable name" (-283)
All :PROGram:STRing "ERROR_MESSAGE","Measurement Unsuccessful" sets the character string Measurement Unsuccessful in the variable ERROR_MESSAGE.
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:READ Commands
The :READ commands acquire an input signal once in the single mode and obtain the measurement results from that data. If you want to fetch the measurement results from the data currently residing in the memory without acquiring the input signal, use the :FETCh commands. Invalid data is returned as -1000.

To use a command of this group, you must have run at least the following two commands: 1. Select a measurement mode using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command. For example, use the following command to select SARTIME (real-time spectrum analysis mode). :INSTrument[:SELect] "SARTIME" 2. Set the acquisition mode to single using the following command: :INITiate:CONTinuous OFF NOTE. If a :READ command is run in the continuous mode, the acquisition mode will be changed to single.
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Command Tree
Header Parameter :READ :ADEMod :AM? :RESult? :FM? :RESult? :PM? :RESult? :PSPectrum? :CCDF? :DISTribution:CCDF? :DPSA :TRACe :AVERage? :MAXimum? :MINimum? :OVIew? :PULSe? ALL | WIDTh | PPOWer | OORatio | RIPPle | PERiod | DCYCle | PHASe | CHPower | OBWidth | EBWidth | FREQuency :SPECtrum? :TAMPlitude? :TFRequency :SPECtrum? :ACPower? :CFRequency? :CHPower? :CNRatio? :EBWidth? :OBWidth? :SEMask? :RESult [:ALL]? ZONE<x>? :SPURious? :TRANsient :FVTime? :IQVTime? :PVTime?
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:READ:ADEMod:AM? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the AM signal analysis in time series.
:READ:ADEMod:AM? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the chronological modulation factor data in percent (%). 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames)
DEMADEM :READ:ADEMod:AM? might return #41024xxxx... (1024-byte data) for the results of the AM signal analysis. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:ADEMod:AM:RESult? (Query Only)

Obtains the measurement results of the AM signal analysis.
:READ:ADEMod:AM:RESult? None <+AM>,<-AM>,<Total_AM> Where <+AM>::=<NRf> is the positive peak AM value in percent (%). <-AM>::=<NRf> is the negative peak AM value in percent (%). <Total_AM>::=<NRf> is the total AM value: (peak-peak AM value) / 2 in percent (%).
DEMADEM :READ:ADEMod:AM:RESult? might return 37.34,-48.75,43.04. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:ADEMod:FM? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the FM signal analysis in time series.
:READ:ADEMod:FM? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the chronological frequency shift data in Hz. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames)
DEMADEM :READ:ADEMod:FM? might return #41024xxxx... (1024-byte data) for the results of the FM signal analysis. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:ADEMod:FM:RESult? (Query Only)

Obtains the measurement results of the FM signal analysis.
:READ:ADEMod:FM:RESult? None <+Pk_Freq_Dev>,<-Pk_Freq_Dev>,<P2P_Freq_Dev>,<P2P_Freq_Dev/2>, <RMS_Freq_Dev> Where <+Pk_Freq_Dev>::=<NRf> is the positive peak frequency deviation in Hz. <-Pk_Freq_Dev>::=<NRf> is the negative peak frequency deviation in Hz. <P2P_Freq_Dev>::=<NRf> is the peak-to-peak frequency deviation in Hz. <P2P_Freq_Dev/2>::=<NRf> is (peak-to-peak frequency deviation) / 2 in Hz. <RMS_Freq_Dev>::=<NRf> is the RMS frequency deviation in Hz.
Examples
:READ:ADEMod:FM:RESult? might return 1.13e+4,-1.55e+4,2.48e+4,1.24e+4,1.03e+4. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:ADEMod:PM? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the PM signal analysis in time series.
:READ:ADEMod:PM? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the chronological phase shift data in degrees. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames) You can select the phase unit by the :UNIT:ANGLe command.
DEMADEM :READ:ADEMod:PM? might return #41024xxxx... (1024-byte data) for the results of the PM signal analysis. :INSTrument[:SELect], :UNIT:ANGLe
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:READ:ADEMod:PM:RESult? (Query Only)

Returns the measurement results of the PM signal analysis.
:READ:ADEMod:PM:RESult? None <+Pk_Phase_Dev>,<-Pk_Phase_Dev>,<P2P_Phase_Dev>, <RMS_Phase_Dev> Where <+Pk_Phase_Dev>::=<NRf> is the positive peak phase deviation in degrees. <-Pk_Phase_Dev>::=<NRf> is the negative peak phase deviation in degrees. <P2P_Phase_Dev>::=<NRf> is the peak-to-peak phase deviation in degrees. <RMS_Phase_Dev>::=<NRf> is the RMS phase deviation in degrees. You can select radians for the phase unit using the :UNIT:ANGLe command.
DEMADEM :READ:ADEMod:PM:RESult? might return 113.4,-155.4,268.8,103.4. :INSTrument[:SELect], :UNIT:ANGLe
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:READ:ADEMod:PSPectrum? (Query Only)

Returns spectrum data of the pulse spectrum measurement in the analog modulation analysis.
:READ:ADEMod:PSPectrum? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001
DEMADEM :READ:ADEMod:PSPectrum? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the spectrum data. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:CCDF? (Query Only)

Obtains the CCDF measurement results.
:READ:CCDF? None <meanpower>,<peakpower>,<cfactor> Where <meanpower>::=<NRf> is the average power measured value in dBm. <peakpower>::=<NRf> is the peak power measured value in dBm. <cfactor>::=<NRf> is the crest factor in dB.
TIMCCDF :READ:CCDF? might return -11.16,-8.18,2.96 for the CCDF measurement results. :READ:DISTribution:CCDF?, :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:DISTribution:CCDF? (Query Only)

Returns the CCDF trace data in the CCDF measurement.
:READ:DISTribution:CCDF? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the phase shift data in degrees for the point n. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 10001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
TIMCCDF :READ:DISTribution:CCDF? might return #41024xxxx... (1024-byte data) for the CCDF trace data in the CCDF measurement. :READ:CCDF?, :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:DPSA:TRACe:AVERage? (Query Only)

Returns waveform data of the Average trace in the DPX spectrum measurement.
:READ:DPSA:TRACe:AVERage? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude in dBm for the point #n. n: Max 501. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
SADPX :READ:DPSA:TRACe:AVERage? might return #3501xxxx... (501-byte data) for the waveform data of the Average trace in the DPX spectrum measurement.
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:READ:DPSA:TRACe:MAXimum? (Query Only)

Returns waveform data of the +Peak trace in the DPX spectrum measurement.
:READ:DPSA:TRACe:MAXimum? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude in dBm for the point #n. n: Max 501. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
SADPX :READ:DPSA:TRACe:MAXimum? might return #3501xxxx... (501-byte data) for the waveform data of the +Peak trace in the DPX spectrum measurement.
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:READ:DPSA:TRACe:MINimum? (Query Only)

Returns waveform data of the -Peak trace in the DPX spectrum measurement.
:READ:DPSA:TRACe:MINimum? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude in dBm for the point #n. n: Max 501. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
SADPX :READ:DPSA:TRACe:MINimum? might return #3501xxxx... (501-byte data) for the waveform data of the -Peak trace in the DPX spectrum measurement.
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:READ:OVIew? (Query Only)

Obtains the minimum and maximum values for each 1024-point segment of waveform data displayed on the overview in the Demod (modulation analysis) and the Time (time analysis) modes. NOTE. The :CONFigure:OVIew command must be run to turn the measurement off before the :READ:OVIew command is executed.
Syntax Returns
:READ:OVIew? #<Num_digit><Num_byte><MinData(1)><MaxData(1)>... <MinData(n)><MaxData(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <MinData(n)> is the minimum data in dBm for each 1024 data point segment. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 <MaxData(n)> is the maximum data in dBm for each 1024 data point segment. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 16000 (standard) / 64000 (Option 02)
All Demod modes, all Time modes :READ:OVIew? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) representing the minimum and the maximum values of waveform displayed on the overview. :CONFigure:OVIew, :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:PULSe? (Query Only)

Returns the result of the pulse characteristics analysis.
Syntax
:READ:PULSe? { ALL | WIDTh | PPOWer | OORatio | RIPPle | PERiod | DCYCle | PHASe | CHPower | OBWidth | EBWidth | FREQuency } The arguments query the following information:
Argument ALL WIDTh PPOWer OORatio RIPPle PERiod DCYCle PHASe CHPower OBWidth EBWidth FREQuency Information queried All Pulse width Maximum (peak) power in the pulse-on time Difference between the pulse-on time power and off time power Difference between the maximum and the minimum power in pulse-on time Time between the pulse rising edge and the next rising edge Ratio of the pulse width to the pulse repetition interval (PRI) Phase at a certain point of each pulse Channel power of the pulse-on time spectrum OBW (Occupied Bandwidth) of the pulse-on time spectrum EBW (Emission Bandwidth) of the pulse-- on time spectrum Carrier frequency in the pulse-on time
Arguments
Returns
The arguments return the following information: ALL. <width>,<ppower>,<ooratio>,<ripple>,<period>,<dcycle>, <phase>,<chp>,<obw>,<ebw>,<freq> Where <width>::=<NRf> is the pulse width in s. <ppower>::=<NRf> is the peak power in W. <ooratio>::=<NRf> is the on/off ratio in dB. <ripple>::=<NRf> is the pulse ripple in watts. <period>::=<NRf> is the pulse repetition interval in s. <dcycle>::=<NRf> is the duty cycle in percent (%). <phase>::=<NRf> is the pulse-pulse phase in degrees. <chp>::=<NRf> is the channel power in W. <obw>::=<NRf> is the OBW in Hz. <ebw>::=<NRf> is the EBW in Hz. <freq>::=<NRf> is the frequency deviation in Hz.
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WIDTh. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Width(1)><Width(2)>...<Width(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Width(n)> is the pulse width value for each pulse number. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 1000 PPOWer. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Ppower(1)><Ppower(2)>... <Ppower(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Power(n)> is the peak power value for each pulse number. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 1000 OORatio. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Ooratio(1)><Ooratio(2)>... <Ooratio(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Ooratio(n)> is the on/off ratio value for each pulse number. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 1000 RIPPle. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Ripple(1)><Ripple(2)>...<Ripple(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Ripple(n)> is the ripple value for each pulse number. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 1000 PERiod. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Period(1)><Period(2)>...<Period(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Period(n)> is the pulse repetition interval value for each pulse number. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 1000
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DCYCle. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Dcycle(1)><Dcycle(2)>...<Dcycle(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Dcycle(n)> is the duty value for each pulse number. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 1000 PHASe. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Phase(1)><Phase(2)>...<Phase(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Phase(n)> is the pulse-pulse phase value for each pulse number. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 1000 CHPower. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Chp(1)><Chp(2)>...<Chp(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Chp(n)> is the Channel Power value for each pulse number. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 1000 OBWidth. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Obw(1)><Obw(2)>...<Obw(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Obw(n)> is the OBW value for each pulse number. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 1000 EBWidth. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Ebw(1)><Ebw(2)>...<Ebw(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Ebw(n)> is the EBW value for each pulse number. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 1000
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FREQuency. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Freq(1)><Freq(2)>...<Freq(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Freq(n)> is the carrier frequency value for each pulse number. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 1000
TIMPULSE :READ:PULSe? WIDTh might return #3500xxxx... (500-byte data) for the pulse width measurement result. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:PULSe:SPECtrum? (Query Only)

Returns the spectrum data of the frequency domain measurement in the pulse characteristics analysis. This query command is valid when :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:FORMat is set to CHPowr, OBWidth, or EBWidth.
:READ:PULSe:SPECtrum? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 16384
TIMPULSE :READ:PULSe:SPECtrum? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the spectrum data. :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:FORMat, :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:PULSe:TAMPlitude? (Query Only)

Returns the time domain amplitude data of the time domain measurement in the pulse characteristics analysis. This query command is valid when :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:FORMat is set to WIDTh, PPOWer, OORatio, RIPPle, PERiod, DCYCle, or PHASe.
:READ:PULSe:TAMPlitude? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the absolute power for each data in watts. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 262,144 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
TIMPULSE :READ:PULSe:TAMPlitude? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the time domain amplitude. :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:FORMat, :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:PULSe:TFRequency? (Query Only)

Returns the frequency deviation measurement results in the pulse characteristics analysis. This query command is valid when :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:FORMat is set to FREQuency.
:READ:PULSe:TFRequency? None #<Num_digit><Num_byre><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the frequency deviation value in Hz on the time axis. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 262,144 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
TIMPULSE :READ:PULSe:TFRequency? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the time domain frequency. :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:FORMat, :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:SPECtrum? (Query Only)

Obtains spectrum waveform data in the S/A (spectrum analysis) mode.
:READ:SPECtrum? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude spectrum in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 400000 (= 800 points500 frames)
SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAZRTIME, SAUL3G :READ:SPECtrum? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the spectrum waveform data. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:SPECtrum:ACPower? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the adjacent channel leakage power ratio (ACPR) measurement in the S/A mode.
:READ:SPECtrum:ACPower? None <chpower>,<acpm1>,<acpp1>,<acpm2>,<acpp2>,<acpm3>,<acpp3> Where <chpower>::=<NRf> is the channel power measured value in dBm. <acpm1>::=<NRf> is the first lower adjacent channel ACPR in dB. <acpp1>::=<NRf> is the first upper adjacent channel ACPR in dB. <acpm2>::=<NRf> is the second lower adjacent channel ACPR in dB. <acpp2>::=<NRf> is the second upper adjacent channel ACPR in dB. <acpm3>::=<NRf> is the third lower adjacent channel ACPR in dB. <acpp3>::=<NRf> is the third upper adjacent channel ACPR in dB. NOTE. Some of the values might not be returned when the adjacent channel(s) goes out of the span due to the settings of the channel bandwidth and spacing (refer to the [:SENSe]:ACPower subgroup). For example, if the third adjacent channel goes out of the span, the response is <chpower>,<acpm1>,<acpp1>,<acpm2>, <acpp2>; <acpm3> and <acpp3> are not returned.
SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAUL3G :READ:SPECtrum:ACPower? might return -11.38,-59.41,-59.51,-59.18,-59.31,-59.17,-59.74 for the ACPR measurement results. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:ACPower subgroup
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:READ:SPECtrum:CFRequency? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the carrier frequency measurement in the S/A mode.
:READ:SPECtrum:CFRequency? None <cfreq>::=<NRf> is the measured value of the carrier frequency in Hz. SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAUL3G :READ:SPECtrum:CFRequency? might return 846187328.5 for the carrier frequency. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:SPECtrum:CHPower? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the channel power measurement in the S/A mode.
:READ:SPECtrum:CHPower? None <chpower>::=<NRf> is the channel power measured value in dBm. SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAUL3G :READ:SPECtrum:CHPower? might return -1.081 for the measurement results of the channel power. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:SPECtrum:CNRatio? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the carrier-to-noise ratio (C/N) measurement in the S/A (spectrum analysis) mode.
:READ:SPECtrum:CNRatio? None <ctn>,<ctno> Where <ctn>::=<NRf> is the measured value of C/N in dB. <ctno>::=<NRf> is the measured value of C/No in dB/Hz.
SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAUL3G :READ:SPECtrum:CNRatio? might return 75.594,125.594 for the C/N measurement results. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:SPECtrum:EBWidth? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the emission bandwidth (EBW) measurement in the S/A (spectrum analysis) mode.
:READ:SPECtrum:EBWidth? None <ebw>::=<NRf> is the measured value of EBW in Hz. SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAUL3G :READ:SPECtrum:EBWidth? might return 30956.26 for the EBW measurement results. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:SPECtrum:OBWidth? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the occupied bandwidth (OBW) measurement in the S/A (spectrum analysis) mode.
:READ:SPECtrum:OBWidth? None <obw>::=<NRf> is the measured value of OBW in Hz. SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAUL3G :READ:SPECtrum:OBWidth? might return 26510.163 for the OBW measurement results. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:SPECtrum:SEMask? (Query Only)

Returns the result of the spectrum emission mask limit test in the S/A (spectrum analysis) mode.
:READ:SPECtrum:SEMask? None <Pass_Fail>=<NR1>. 0: Fail; 1:Pass. SANORMAL, SARTIME :READ:SPECtrum:SEMask? might return 1, indicating that the test has passed. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:SPECtrum:SEMask:RESult[:ALL]? (Query Only)

Returns the all results of the spectrum emission mask measurement in the S/A (spectrum analysis) mode.
:READ:SPECtrum:SEMask:RESult[:ALL]? None {<ZoneA_upper_absolute_pass_fail>,<ZoneA_upper_peak_absolute>, <ZoneA_upper_relative_pass_fail>,<ZoneA_upper_peak_relative>}, {<ZoneA_lower_absolute_pass_fail>,<ZoneA_lower_peak_absolute>, <ZoneA_lower_relative_pass_fail>,<ZoneA_lower_peak_relative>}, {<ZoneB_upper_absolute_pass_fail>,<ZoneB_upper_peak_absolute>, <ZoneB_upper_relative_pass_fail>,<ZoneB_upper_peak_relative>}, {<ZoneB_lower_absolute_pass_fail>,<ZoneB_lower_peak_absolute>, <ZoneB_lower_relative_pass_fail>,<ZoneB_lower_peak_relative>}, ... {<ZoneL_upper_absolute_pass_fail>,<ZoneL_upper_peak_absolute>, <ZoneL_upper_relative_pass_fail>,<ZoneL_upper_peak_relative>}, {<ZoneL_lower_absolute_pass_fail>,<ZoneL_lower_peak_absolute>, <ZoneL_lower_relative_pass_fail>,<ZoneL_lower_peak_relative>}
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Where (in what follows, the zone number X = A, B, ... L) <ZoneX_upper_absolute_pass_fail>::=<NR1> is the test result for the absolute limit in the upper zone X. 0: Fail; 1: Pass. <ZoneX_upper_peak_absolute>::=<NR2> is the absolute peak amplitude in the upper zone X in dBm. <ZoneX_upper_relative_pass_fail>::=<NR1> is the test result for the relative limit in the upper zone X. 0: Fail; 1: Pass. <ZoneX_upper_peak_relative>::=<NR2> is the relative peak amplitude in the upper zone X in dBc. <ZoneX_lower_absolute_pass_fail>::=<NR1> is the test result for the absolute limit in the lower zone X. 0: Fail; 1: Pass. <ZoneX_lower_peak_absolute>::=<NR2> is the absolute peak amplitude in the lower zone X in dBm. <ZoneX_lower_relative_pass_fail>::=<NR1> is the test result for the relative limit in the lower zone X. 0: Fail; 1: Pass. <ZoneX_lower_peak_relative>::=<NR2> is the relative peak amplitude in the lower zone X in dBc. If the value is not measured, -1000 will be returned.
SANORMAL, SARTIME :READ:SPECtrum:SEMask:RESult:ALL? a partial returned values might be 1,-91.25,1,-70.77,0,-89.74,0,-69.26, 0,-81.20,1,-60.72,1,-80.11,1,-59.63. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:SPECtrum:SEMask:RESult:ZONE<x>? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the spectrum emission mask measurement for a specified zone in the S/A (spectrum analysis) mode.
Syntax
:READ:SPECtrum:SEMask:RESult:ZONE<x>? Where <x> = 1 to 12, representing the zone number A to L, respectively.
Arguments Returns
None {<ZoneN_upper_absolute_pass_fail>,<ZoneN_upper_peak_absolute>, <ZoneN_upper_relative_pass_fail>,<ZoneN_upper_peak_relative>}, {<ZoneN_lower_absolute_pass_fail>,<ZoneN_lower_peak_absolute>, <ZoneN_lower_relative_pass_fail>,<ZoneN_lower_peak_relative>} Where <ZoneN_upper_absolute_pass_fail>::=<NR1> is the test result for the absolute limit in the upper zone that you specify. 0: Fail; 1: Pass. <ZoneN_upper_peak_absolute>::=<NR2> is the absolute peak amplitude in the upper zone that you specify, in dBm. <ZoneN_upper_relative_pass_fail>::=<NR1> is the test result for the relative limit in the upper zone that you specify. 0: Fail; 1: Pass. <ZoneN_upper_peak_relative>::=<NR2> is the relative peak amplitude in the upper zone that you specify, in dBc. <ZoneN_lower_absolute_pass_fail>::=<NR1> is the test result for the absolute limit in the lower zone that you specify. 0: Fail; 1: Pass. <ZoneN_lower_peak_absolute>::=<NR2> is the absolute peak amplitude in the lower zone that you specify, in dBm. <ZoneN_lower_relative_pass_fail>::=<NR1> is the test result for the relative limit in the lower zone that you specify. 0: Fail; 1: Pass. <ZoneN_lower_peak_relative>::=<NR2> is the relative peak amplitude in the lower zone that you specify, in dBc. If the value is not measured, -1000 will be returned.
SANORMAL, SARTIME :READ:SPECtrum:SEMask:RESult:ALL? might return 1,-91.25,1,-70.77,0,-89.74,0,-69.26 for Zone A. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:SPECtrum:SPURious? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the spurious signal measurement in the S/A (spectrum analysis) mode.
:READ:SPECtrum:SPURious? None <snum>{,<freq>,<rdb>} Where <snum>::=<NR1> is the number of detected spurious emissions, max. 20 <freq>::=<NRf> is the absolute frequency of the spurious signal in Hz. <rdb>::=<NRf> is the relative level of spurious signal to carrier in dB.
SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME :READ:SPECtrum:SPURious? might return 3,1.2E6,-79,2.4E6,-79.59,1E6,-80.38 for the spurious signal measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:TRANsient:FVTime? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the frequency vs. time measurement in the Time (time analysis) mode.
:READ:TRANsient:FVTime? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the chronological frequency data in Hz. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames)
TIMTRAN :READ:TRANsient:FVTime? might return #41024xxxx... (1024-byte data) for the results of the frequency vs. time measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:TRANsient:IQVTime? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the IQ level vs. time measurement in the Time (time analysis) mode.
:READ:TRANsient:IQVTime? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Idata(1)><Qdata(1)> <Idata(2)><Qdata2>...<Idata(n)><Qdata(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Idata(n)><Qdata(n)> is the I and Q signal level data in volts. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames)
TIMTRAN :READ:TRANsient:IQVTime? might return #41024xxxx... (1024-byte data) for the results of the IQ level vs. time measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:TRANsient:PVTime? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the power measurement vs. time in the Time (time analysis) mode.
:READ:TRANsient:PVTime? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the chronological power data in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames)
TIMTRAN :READ:TRANsient:PVTime? might return #41024xxxx... (1024-byte data) for the results of the power vs. time measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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This section describes the :READ commands for optional analysis software as shown in Table 2-95. Table 2- 95: :READ command subgroups (Option)
Command header Option 10 Audio measurements related :READ:AUDio :READ:DDEMod :READ:RFID :READ:SSOurce Option 24 GSM/EDGE analysis related :READ:GSMedge Option 25 cdma2000 analysis related :READ:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K Option 26 1xEV-DO analysis related :READ:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO Option 28 TD-SCDMA analysis related :READ:TD_SCDMA Option 29 WLAN analysis related :READ:SWLAN :READ:WLAN Option 30 3GPP-R5 analysis related :READ:AC3Gpp :READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP Returns the results of the ACLR measurement. Returns the results of the 3GPP-R5 spectrum analysis. page 2-- 1089 page 2-- 1090 Returns the results of the IEEE802.11n SISO analysis. Returns the results of the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis. page 2-- 1082 page 2-- 1084 Returns the results of the TD-SCDMA analysis. page 2-- 1071 Returns the results of the 1xEV-DO analysis. page 2-- 1057 Returns the results of the cdma2000 analysis. page 2-- 1043 Returns the results of the GSM/EDGE analysis. page 2-- 1032 Returns the results of the audio measurements. Returns the results of the digital modulation analysis. Returns the results of the RFID analysis. Returns the results of the signal source analysis. page 2-- 1009 page 2-- 1016 page 2-- 1023 page 2-- 1028 Option 21 Advanced measurement suite related Function Refer to:
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To use a command of this group, you must have run at least the following two commands: 1. Select a measurement mode using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command. For example, use the following command to select SARTIME (real-time spectrum analysis mode). :INSTrument[:SELect] "SARTIME" 2. Set the acquisition mode to single using the following command: :INITiate:CONTinuous OFF NOTE. If a :READ command is run in the continuous mode, the acquisition mode will be changed to single.
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:READ:AUDio Subgroup
Command Tree
The :READ:AUDio commands return the results of the audio measurements. Header :READ :AUDio :HARMonics? :HNRatio? :SNDRatio|:SINad? :SPECtrum :HARMonics? :HNRatio? :SNDRatio|:SINad? Parameter
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:READ:AUDio:HARMonics? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the Harmonics measurement.
:READ:AUDio:HARMonics? None <Thd_%>,<Thd>,<Dtype>,<Snum>,{<Index>,<Hd_Freq>,<Hd_Level>}, {<Index>,<Nhd_Freq>,<Nhd_Level>} Where <Thd_%>::=<NR1> is the THD (Total Harmonic Distortion) in percent. <Thd>::=<NR1> is the THD in dB. <Dtype>::=<NR1> is the demodulation type: 0 (Baseband), 1 (AM), or 2 (FM). <Snum>::=<NR1> is the number of detected harmonics or non-harmonics, whichever is greater (12 maximum). <Index>::=<NR1> is the index of harmonic (1 to 12 maximum). <Hd_Freq>::=<NRf> is the frequency of harmonic in Hz. <Hd_Level>::=<NRf> is the level of harmonic. = Signal level in dBm (Index = 1) = Harmonic level in dBc (Index = 2 to 12) <Index>::=<NR1> is the index of non-harmonic (1 to 12 maximum). <Nhd_Freq>::=<NRf> is the frequency of non-harmonic in Hz. <Nhd_Level>::=<NRf> is the level of non-harmonic in dBc.
DEMAUDIO :READ:AUDio:HARMonics? might return 0.1696,-55.41,1,3,1,10.0E+3,3.96,2,20.0E+3,3.95, 3,30.0E+3,3.97,1,136.719,3.94,2,135.898,3.92 for the Harmonics measurement result. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:AUDio:HNRatio? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the Hum and Noise Ratio measurement.
:READ:AUDio:HNRatio? None <Crms>,<Rrms>,<Dtype>,<Hnratio> Where <Crms>::=<NRf> is the current RMS value. = Current RMS power in dBm (Baseband) = Current RMS modulation depth in percent (AM) = Current RMS frequency deviation in Hz (FM) <Rrms>::=<NRf> is the reference RMS value. = Reference RMS power in dBm (Baseband) = Reference RMS modulation depth in percent (AM) = Reference RMS frequency deviation in Hz (FM) <Dtype>::=<NR1> is the demodulation type: 0 (Baseband), 1 (AM), or 2 (FM). <Hnratio>::=<NRf> is the hum and noise ratio in dB.
DEMAUDIO :READ:AUDio:HNRatio? might return x,x,x for the Hum and Noise Ratio measurement result. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:AUDio:SNDRatio|:SINad? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the Signal/Noise and Distortion measurement.
:READ:AUDio:SNDRatio|:SINad? None <Sn>,<Sinad>,<Thd_%>,<Thd>,<Tnhd_%>,<Tnhd>,<Afreq>,<Alevel>, <Alevel_Vpp>,<Dtype>,<Am_Rms>,<Am_Max>,<Am_Min>,<Fm_Rms>, <Fm_PositivePeak>,<Fm_NegativePeak>,<Fm_Pk-Pk>,<Fm_(Pk-Pk)/2> Where <Sn>::=<NRf> is the S/N (Signal to Noise ratio) in dB. <Sinad>::=<NRf> is the SINAD (Signal to Noise And Distortion) in dB. <Thd_%>::=<NRf> is the THD (Total Harmonic Distortion) in percent. <Thd>::=<NRf> is the THD in dB. <Tnhd_%>::=<NRf> is the TNHD (Total Non-Harmonic Distortion) in percent. <Tnhd>::=<NRf> is the TNHD in dB. <Afreq>::=<NRf> is the audio frequency in Hz. <Alevel>::=<NRf> is the audio level in Vrms for baseband. -1000 is returned for AM and FM. <Alevel_Vpp>::=<NRf> is the audio level in Vp-p. <Dtype>::=<NR1> is the demodulation type. 0: Baseband, 1: AM, 2: FM. The following values are returned when the demodulation type is AM. <Am_Rms>::=<NRf> is the RMS modulation depth in percent. <Am_Max>::=<NRf> is the maximum modulation depth in percent. <Am_Min>::=<NRf> is the minimum modulation depth in percent. The following values are returned when the demodulation type is FM. <Fm_Rms>::=<NRf> is the RMS frequency deviation in Hz. <Fm_PositivePeak>::=<NRf> is the +peak frequency deviation in Hz. <Fm_NegativePeak>::=<NRf> is the -peak frequency deviation in Hz. <Fm_Pk-Pk>::=<NRf> is the peak-peak frequency deviation in Hz. <Fm_Pk-Pk/2>::=<NRf> is the half peak-peak frequency deviation in Hz.
DEMAUDIO :READ:AUDio:SNDRatio? might return 53.01,52.78,0.1696,-55.41,0.0185,-74.66,10E+3,3.96, 0.8,0 for the Signal/Noise and Distortion measurement result. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:AUDio:SPECtrum:HARMonics? (Query Only)

Returns spectrum trace data in the Harmonics measurement. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:AUDio:MEASurement is set to HARMonics.
:READ:AUDio:SPECtrum:HARMonics? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude of the spectrum in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001
DEMAUDIO :READ:AUDio:SPECtrum:HARMonics? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the spectrum data. [:SENSe]:AUDio:MEASurement
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:READ:AUDio:SPECtrum:HNRatio? (Query Only)

Returns spectrum trace data in the Hum And Noise Ratio measurement. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:AUDio:MEASurement is set to HNRatio.
:READ:AUDio:SPECtrum:HNRatio? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude of the spectrum in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001
DEMAUDIO :READ:AUDio:SPECtrum:HNRatio? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the spectrum data. [:SENSe]:AUDio:MEASurement
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:READ:AUDio:SPECtrum:SNDRatio|:SINad? (Query Only)

Returns spectrum trace data in the Signal/Noise and Distortion measurement. This commands is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to SNDistortion.
:READ:AUDio:SPECtrum:SNDRatio|:SINad? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude of the spectrum in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001
DEMAUDIO :READ:AUDio:SPECtrum:SNDistortion? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the spectrum data. [:SENSe]:AUDio:MEASurement
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:READ:DDEMod Subgroup
The :READ:DDEMod commands return the results of the digital modulation analysis.
Command Tree
Header :READ :DDEMod?
Parameter IQVTime | FVTime | CONSte | EVM | AEVM | PEVM | MERRor | AMERror | PMERror | PERRor | APERror | PPERror | RHO | SLENgth | FERRor | OOFFset | STABle | PVTime | AMAM | AMPM | CCDF | PDF | FSKDev | RMSError | FDEViation | MINDex
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:READ:DDEMod? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the digital modulation analysis.
Syntax
:READ:DDEMod? { IQVTime | FVTime | CONSte | EVM | AEVM | PEVM | MERRor | AMERror | PMERror | PERRor | APERror | PPERror | RHO | SLENgth | FERRor | OOFFset | STABle | PVTime | AMAM | AMPM | CCDF | PDF | FSKDev | RMSError | FDEViation | MINDex } The arguments query the following information: Table 2- 96: Queried information on the digital modulation analysis results
Argument IQVTime FVTime CONSte EVM AEVM PEVM MERRor 1 AMERror 1 PMERror 1 PERRor 1 APERror 1 PPERror 1 RHO SLENgth FERRor OOFFset STABle PVTime
1
Arguments
Information queried IQ level versus Time measured value Frequency versus Time measured value (Valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod :FORMat is set to GFSK, FSK, 4FSK, 8FSK, or 16FSK) Constellation measurement results (coordinates data array of symbols) Error Vector Magnitude (EVM) measurement results EVM RMS value EVM peak value and its symbol number Amplitude error Amplitude error RMS value Amplitude error peak value and its symbol number Phase error Phase error RMS value Phase error peak value and its symbol number Value of waveform quality () Number of analyzed symbols Frequency error Origin offset value (Not available when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is set to ASK, FSK or GFSK) Data from symbol table Power versus Time (Valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is set to ASK)
When [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is set to OQPSK and :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew |:SVIew:HSSHift is set to NONE, the value cannot be returned.
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Table 2- 96: Queried information on the digital modulation analysis results (Cont.)
Argument AMAM AMPM CCDF PDF FSKDev RMSError FDEViation MINDex Information queried AM/AM measurement results AM/PM measurement results CCDF measurement results PDF measurement results FSK deviations measurement results (Valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is set to GFSK, FSK, 4FSK, 8FSK, or 16FSK) Frequncy error RMS value (Valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is set to C4FM) Frequncy deviation (Valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is set to C4FM) Modulation index (Valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:MINDex:AUTO is set to ON)
Returns
The arguments return the following information. You can select degrees or radians for the angular unit using the :UNIT:ANGLe command. IQVTime. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Idata(1)><Qdata(1)> <Idata(2)><Qdata2>...<Idata(n)><Qdata(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Idata(n)><Qdata(n)> is the I and Q signal level data in volts. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames) FVTime. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the frequency shift data in Hz for the point n. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames)
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CONSte. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Ip(1)><Qp(1)>...<Ip(n)><Qp(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Ip(n)> is the sample position on the I axis in a normalized value. <Qp(n)> is the sample position on the Q axis in a normalized value. Both <Ip(n)> and <Qp(n)> are in the 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames) EVM. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Evm(1)><Evm(2)>...<Evm(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Evm(n)> is the value of symbol EVM in percent (%). 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames) AEVM. <aevm>::=<NRf> is the EVM RMS value in percent (%). PEVM. <pevm>,<symb> Where <pevm>::=<NRf> is the EVM peak value in percent (%). <symb>::=<NR1> is the symbol number for the EVM peak value. MERRor. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Merr(1)><Merr(2)>...<Merr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Merr(n)> is the value of amplitude error of symbol in percent (%). 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames) AMERror. <amer>::=<NRf> is the amplitude error RMS value in percent (%). PMERror. <pmer>,<symb> Where <pmer>::=<NRf> is the amplitude error peak value in percent (%). <symb>::=<NR1> is the symbol number for the amplitude error peak value.
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PERRor. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Perr(1)><Perr(2)>...<Perr(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Perr(n)> is the value of phase error of symbol in degrees or radians. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames) APERror. <aper>::=<NRf> is the phase error RMS in degrees or radians. PPERror. <pper>,<symb> Where <pper>::=<NRf> is the phase error peak value in degrees or radians. <symb>::=<NRf> is the symbol number for the phase error peak value. RHO. <rho>::=<NRf> is the measured value of waveform quality (). SLENgth. <slen>::=<NR1> is the number of analyzed symbols. FERRor. <ferr>::=<NRf> is the frequency error in Hz. OOFFset. <ooff>::=<NRf> is the origin offset in dB. STABle. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Sym(1)><Sym(2)>...<Sym(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Sym(n)> is the symbol data. 4-byte little endian integer. n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points 500 frames) PVTIme. #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digit in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the time domain power data in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points 500 frames)
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AMAM. <Comp>,<Coeff_num>{,<Coeff>} Where <Comp>::=<NRf> is the 1 dB compression point in dBm. <Coeff_Num>::=<NR1> is the number of coefficients (1 to 16). It is equal to the value set using the [:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:COEFficient command plus 1. <Coeff>::=<NRf> is the coefficient value. AMPM. <Coeff_num>{,<Coeff>} Where <Coeff_Num>::=<NR1> is the number of coefficients (1 to 16). It is equal to the value set using the [:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:COEFficient command plus 1. <Coeff>::=<NRf> is the coefficient value. CCDF. <Mean_Power_D>,<Peak_Power_D>,<Crest_Factor_D>, <Mean_Power_R>,<Peak_Power_R>,<Crest_Factor_R> Where <Mean_Power_D>::=<NRf> is the measured average power in dBm. <Peak_Power_D>::=<NRf> is the measured peak power in dBm. <Crest_Factor_D>::=<NRf> is the measured crest factor in dB. <Mean_Power_R>::=<NRf> is the reference average power in dBm. <Peak_Power_R>::=<NRf> is the reference peak power in dBm. <Crest_Factor_R>::=<NRf> is the reference crest factor in dB. PDF. <Mean_Power_D>,<Peak_Power_D>,<Mean_Power_R>,<Peak_Power_R> Where <Mean_Power_D>::=<NRf> is the measured average power in dBm. <Peak_Power_D>::=<NRf> is the measured peak power in dBm. <Mean_Power_R>::=<NRf> is the reference average power in dBm. <Peak_Power_R>::=<NRf> is the reference peak power in dBm. FSKDev. <Rms_err_Max>,<Rms_err_Avg>,<Peak_err_Max>,<Peak_err_Avg>, <Sym_err_Max>,<Sym_err_Avg>,<Dev_Num>, {<FSK_deviation_Max>,< FSK_deviation _Min>,< FSK_deviation _Avg>}
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Where <Rms_err_Max>::=<NRf> is the maximum of RMS FSK error in percent. <Rms_err_Avg>::=<NRf> is the average of RMS FSK error in percent. <Peak_err_Max>::=<NRf> is the maximum of peak FSK error in percent. <Peak_err_Avg>::=<NRf> is the average of peak FSK error in percent. <Sym_err_Max>::=<NRf> is the maximum of symbol timing error in percent. <Sym_err_Avg>::=<NRf> is the average of symbol timing error in percent. <Dev_Num>::=<NR1> is the number of columns in the FSK deviation table. = 2 (GFSK, FSK), 4 (4FSK), 8 (8FSK), or 16 (16FSK) <FSK_deviation_Max>::=<NRf> is the maximum FSK deviation in Hz. <FSK_deviation_Min>::=<NRf> is the minimum FSK deviation in Hz. <FSK_deviation_Avg>::=<NRf> is the average FSK deviation in Hz. The dataset < FSK_deviation_Max >,< FSK_deviation _Min>,< FSK_deviation _Avg> is returned for each symbol in ascending order of its level (for example, in order of symbol - - +1, and +3 for 4FSK). -3, -1, RMSError. <RMSError>::=<NRf> is the RMS frequency error in Hz. FDEViation. <FDeviation>::=<NRf> is the frequency deviation in Hz. MINDex. <Modulation_Index>::=<NR1> is the modulation index for the CPM modulation scheme, as shown in the following table.
Returned value 1 2 3 4 5 6 Modulation index 4/16, 5/16 5/16, 6/16 6/16, 7/16 7/16, 10/16 12/16, 13/16 8/16, 8/16
DEMDDEM :READ:DDEMod? IQVTime might return #41024xxxx... (1024-byte data) for the IQ level versus time measurement results. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat, [:SENSe]:DDEMod:MINDex:AUTO, :UNIT:ANGLe
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:READ:RFID Subgroup

The :READ:RFID commands return the results of the RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) analysis.
Command Tree
Header :READ :RFID :ACPower? :SPURious? :SPECtrum :ACPower? :SPURious?
Parameter
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:READ:RFID:ACPower? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the ACPR (Adjacent Channel leakage Power Ratio) measurement in the RFID analysis.
:READ:RFID:ACPower? None <Count>{,<Ofrequency>,<Upper>,<Lower>} Where <Count>::=<NR1> is the count of data sets that follow (0 to 25). <Ofrequency>::=<NRf> is the offset frequency in Hz. <Upper>::=<NRf> is the ACPR for the nth upper adjacent channel in dBc. <Lower>::=<NRf> is the ACPR for the nth lower adjacent channel in dBc.
DEMRFID :READ:RFID:ACPower? might return 2,500E+3,-38.45,-38.43,1E+6,-44.14,-44.11 for the ACPR measurement result. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:RFID:SPURious? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the spurious signal measurement in the RFID analysis.
:READ:RFID:SPURious? None <Snum>{,<Dfreq>,<Rdbc>} Where <Snum>::=<NR1> is the number of detected spurious emissions. Max. 20. <Dfreq>::=<NRf> is the detuned frequency of spurious relative to carrier in Hz. <Rdbc>::=<NRf> is the spurious signal level relative to carrier in dBc.
DEMRFID :READ:RFID:SPURious? might return 2,-468.75E+3,-45.62,787.5E+3,-49.88 for the spurious measurement result. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:RFID:SPECtrum:ACPower? (Query Only)

Returns spectrum waveform data of the ACPR (Adjacent Channel leakage Power Ratio) measurement in the RFID analysis.
:READ:RFID:SPECtrum:ACPower? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude of the spectrum in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001
DEMRFID :READ:RFID:SPECtrum:ACPower? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the spectrum data. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:RFID:SPECtrum:SPURious? (Query Only)

Returns spectrum waveform data of the spurious measurement in the RFID analysis.
:READ:RFID:SPECtrum:SPURious? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude of the spectrum in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001
DEMRFID :READ:RFID:SPECtrum:SPURious? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the spectrum data. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:SSOurce Subgroup
Command Tree
The :READ:SSOurce commands return the results of the signal source analysis. Header Parameter :READ :SSOurce? PNOise | SPURious | FVTime :SPECtrum? :TRANsient :FVTime?
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:READ:SSOurce? (Query Only)

Returns the result of the selected measurement in the signal source analysis.
Syntax Arguments
:READ:SSOurce? { PNOise | SPURious | FVTime } The arguments return the following measurement results: Table 2- 97: Signal source analysis
Argument PNOise SPURious FVTime Measurement Phase noise Spurious Frequency versus Time
Returns
Returns are listed below for each of the arguments: PNOise. <Cfreq>,<Cpower>,<IP_Noise>,<Rj>,<Max_Pj> Where <Cfreq>::=<NRf> is the carrier frequency in Hz. <Cpower>::=<NRf> is the channel power in dBm. <IP_Noise>::=<NRf> is the integrated phase noise in radians or degrees <Rj>::=<NRf> is the random jitter in seconds. <Max_Pj>::=<NRf> is the maximum periodic jitter in seconds. SPURious. <snum>{,<dfreq>,<rdb>} Where <snum>::=<NR1> is the number of detected spurious signals (max. 20) <dfreq>::=<NRf> is the detuned frequency of spurious relative to carrier in Hz. <rdb>::=<NRf> is the spurious signal level relative to carrier in dBc. FVTime. <Fstime>,<Fsstart>,<Fsstop>,<TFstime>,<Tfsstart>,<Tfsstop> Where <Fstime>::=<NRf> is the frequency settling time. <Fsstart>::=<NRf> is the frequency settling time start. <Fsstop>::=<NRf> is the frequency settling time stop. <TFstime>::=<NRf> is the frequency settling time from trigger. <TFsstart>::=<NRf> is the frequency settling time start from trigger. <TFsstop>::=<NRf> is the frequency settling time stop from trigger Unit: All in seconds.
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TIMSSOURCE :READ:SSOurce? PNOise might return 2.0E+9,-21.430,12.432E-12,8.95,217.725E-12 for the phase noise measurement result.
:READ:SSOurce:SPECtrum? (Query Only)

Returns spectrum waveform data of the frequency domain measurement in the signal source analysis. This commands is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to PNOise, SPURious, or RTSPurious.
:READ:SSOurce:SPECtrum? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude of the spectrum in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001
TIMSSOURCE :READ:SSOurce:SPECtrum? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the spectrum data. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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:READ:SSOurce:TRANsient:FVTime? (Query Only)

Returns the frequency versus time measurement results in the signal source analysis.
:READ:SSOurce:TRANsient:FVTime? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the frequency deviation value in Hz on the time axis. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 512000 (1024 points 500 frames)
TIMSSOURCE :READ:SSOurce:TRANsient:FVTime? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the frequency versus time measurement results.
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:READ:GSMedge Subgroup
Command Tree
GSM/EDGE Analysis, Option 24 Only
The :READ:GSMedge commands return the results of the GSM/EDGE analysis. Header :READ :GSMedg :MACCuracy? :MCPower? :MODulation? :PVTime? :SPECtrum :MODulation? :SWITching? :SPURious? :SWITching? :TAMPlitude :MCPower? :PVTime? Parameter
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:READ:GSMedge:MACCuracy? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the GSM/EDGE modulation accuracy measurement for the burst specified using the [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex command.
:READ:GSMedge:MACCuracy? None <pass_fail>,<phase_error>,<peak_phase_error>,<evm>,<evm95>, <peak_evm>,<freq_error>,<o_off> Where <pass_fail>::=<NR1> = 0 represents Fail; = 1 represents Pass. <phase_error>::=<NRf> is the phase error in degrees. <peak_phase_error>::=<NRf> is the peak phase error in degrees. <evm>::=<NRf> is the EVM (Error Vector Magnitude) in percent (%). <evm95>::=<NRf> is the EVM 95% tile in percent (%). <peak_evm>::=<NRf> is the peak EVM in percent (%). <freq_error>::=<NRf> is the frequency error in Hz. <o_off>::=<NRf> is the origin offset in dB. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMGSMEDGE :READ:GSMedge:MACCuracy? might return 1,0.47,0.86,0.93,0.75,2.15,4.209,-64.31 as the modulation accuracy measurement results. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex
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:READ:GSMedge:MCPower? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the GSM/EDGE mean carrier power measurement for the burst specified using the [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex command.
:READ:GSMedge:MCPower? None <mean_power>,<max_power>,<max_bi>,<min_power>,<min_bi> Where <mean_power>::=<NRf> is the mean power value in dBm. <max_power>::=<NRf> is the maximum power value in dBm. <max_bi>::=<NR1> is the burst index for the maximum power. <min_power>::=<NRf> is the minimum power value in dBm. <min_bi>::=<NR1> is the burst index for the minimum power.
DEMGSMEDGE :READ:GSMedge:MCPower? might return 68.081,72.4203,3,58.229,7 as the mean carrier power measurement results. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex
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:READ:GSMedge:MODulation? (Query Only)

Queries the pass/fail result of the GSM/EDGE modulation spectrum measurement for the standard specified using the [:SENSe]:GSMedge:STANdard commands.
:READ:GSMedge:MODulation? None <NR1> = 0 indicates Fail. <NR1> = 1 indicates Pass.
DEMGSMEDGE :READ:GSMedge:MODulation? might return 1, indicating that the modulation spectrum measurement has passed. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:GSMedge:STANdard
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:READ:GSMedge:PVTime? (Query Only)

Queries the pass/fail result of the GSM/EDGE power versus time measurement for the burst specified using the [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex command.
:READ:GSMedge:PVTime? None <NR1> = 0 indicates Fail. <NR1> = 1 indicates Pass.
DEMGSMEDGE :READ:GSMedge:PVTime? might return 1, indicating that the power versus time measurement has passed. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex
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:READ:GSMedge:SPECtrum:MODulation? (Query Only)

Returns waveform data of the GSM/EDGE modulation spectrum measurement for the burst specified using the [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex command.
Syntax Returns
:READ:GSMedge:SPECtrum:MODulation? #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the modulation spectrum power data in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 240001
DEMGSMEDGE :READ:GSMedge:SPECtrum:MODulation? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the results of the modulation spectrum measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex
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:READ:GSMedge:SPECtrum:SWITching? (Query Only)

Returns waveform data of the GSM/EDGE switching spectrum measurement for the burst specified using the [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex command.
Syntax Returns
:READ:GSMedge:SPECtrum:SWITching? #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the switching spectrum power data in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 240001
DEMGSMEDGE :READ:GSMedge:SPECtrum:SWITching? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the results of the switching spectrum measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex
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:READ:GSMedge:SPURious? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the GSM/EDGE spurious measurement for the standard specified using the [:SENSe]:GSMedge:STANdard commands. The values of frequency and level are returned for up to 10 peaks that exceeded the standard level in ascending order.
:READ:GSMedge:SPURious? None <snum>{,<freq>,<rdb>} Where <snum>::=<NR1> is the number of detected spurious signals, up to 10. <freq>::=<NRf> is the frequency of spurious in Hz. <rdb>::=<NRf> is the level of spurious in dBm.
DEMGSMEDGE :READ:GSMedge:SPURious? might return 3,1.2E6,-79,2.4E6,-79.59,1E6,-80.38. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:GSMedge:STANdard
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:READ:GSMedge:SWITching? (Query Only)

Queries the pass/fail result of the GSM/EDGE switching spectrum measurement for the standard specified using the [:SENSe]:GSMedge:STANdard commands.
:READ:GSMedge:SWITching? None <NR1> = 0 indicates Fail. <NR1> = 1 indicates Pass.
DEMGSMEDGE :READ:GSMedge:SWITching? might return 1, indicating that the switching spectrum measurement has passed. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:GSMedge:STANdard
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:READ:GSMedge:TAMPlitude:MCPower? (Query Only)

Obtains the time domain amplitude data of the GSM/EDGE mean carrier power measurement for the burst specified using the [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt :INDex command.
Syntax Returns
:READ:GSMedge:TAMPlitude:MCPower? #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the absolute power for each symbol in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames) Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMGSMEDGE :READ:GSMedge:TAMPlitude:MCPower? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) for the results of the mean carrier power measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex
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:READ:GSMedge:TAMPlitude:PVTime? (Query Only)

Obtains the time domain amplitude data of the GSM/EDGE power versus time measurement for the time slot specified using the [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt :INDex command.
Syntax Returns
:READ:GSMedge:TAMPlitude:PVTime? #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the absolute power for each symbol in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames) Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMGSMEDGE :READ:GSMedge:TAMPlitude:PVTime? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the results of the power versus time measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex
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:READ:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K Subgroup
cdma2000 Analysis, Option 25 Only
The :READ:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K commands return the results of the cdma2000 analysis.
Command Tree
Header :READ :FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K :ACPower? :CCDF? :CHPower? :DISTribution :CCDF? :IM? :OBWidth? :PVTime? :SEMask? :SPECtrum :ACPower? :CHPower? :IM? :OBWidth? :TAMPlitude :PVTime?
Parameter
NOTE. There are no :READ subsystems for :CDPower?, :MACCuracy?, and :PCCHannel? commands. To retrieve the measurement results, execute the [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K[:IMMediate] command.
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:READ:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACPower? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the ACPR measurement under the cdma2000 forward link or reverse link standard.
:READ:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACPower? None <pass_fail>,<chpower>,<acpr1>,<acpr2>,<acpr3>,<acpr4>,<acpr5>, <acpr6>,<acpr7>,<acpr8>,<acpr9>,<acpr10>,<acpr11>,<acpr12> Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <chpower>::=<NRf> is the channel power measured value in dBm. <acpr1>::=<NRf> is the first adjacent channel ACPR in dBc. <acpr2>::=<NRf> is the second adjacent channel ACPR in dBc. <acpr12>::=<NRf> is the twelfth adjacent channel ACPR in dBc. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :READ:FLCDMA2K:ACPower? might return 0,-2.045E+001,-6.461E+001,-4.379E+001,-6.576E+001, -6.753E+001,-6.79E+001,-1.0E+038,-1.0E+038,-1.0E+038,-1.0E+038, -1.0E+038,-1.0E+038,-1.0E+038 for the ACPR measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the CCDF measurement under the cdma2000 forward link or reverse link standard.
:READ:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF? None <Mean_power>,<Peak_power>,<Crest_factor> Where <Mean_power>::=<NRf> is the average power in dBm. <Peak_power>::=<NRf> is the peak power in dBm. <Crest_factor>::=<NRf> is the crest factor in dB.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :READ:FLCDMA2K:CCDF? might return -1.757E+001,-9.53E+000,8.04E+000 for the CCDF measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CHPower? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the channel power measurement under the cdma2000 forward link or reverse link standard.
:READ:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CHPower? None <pass_fail>,<chpower>,<power_density> Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <Chpower>::=<NRf> is the channel power measured value in dBm. <Power_density>::=<NRf> is the power density measured value in dBm/Hz. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :READ:FLCDMA2K:CHPower? might return 1,-2.0339E+001,-8.1238E+001 for the channel power measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DISTribution:CCDF? (Query Only)

Returns the distribution data of the CCDF measurement under the cdma2000 forward link or reverse link standard.
:READ:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DISTribution:CCDF? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the absolute power for each symbol in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 10001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :READ:FLCDMA2K:DISTribution:CCDF? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the results of the CCDF measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:IM? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the intermodulation measurement under the cdma2000 forward link or reverse link standard.
:READ:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:IM? None <pass_fail>,<L_channel>,<U_channel>,<L3_lower>,<L3_upper>, <U3_lower>,<U3_Upper>,<L5_lower>,<L5_upper>,<U5_lower>,<U5_upper> Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <L_channel>::=<NRf> is the lower channel measured value in dBm. <U_channel>::=<NRf> is the upper channel measured value in dBm. <L3_lower>::=<NRf> is the lower third order (lower) measured value in dBc. <L3_upper>::=<NRf> is the lower third order (upper) measured value in dBc. <U3_lower>::=<NRf> is the upper third order (lower) measured value in dBc. <U3_upper>::=<NRf> is the upper third order (upper) measured value in dBc. <L5_lower>::=<NRf> is the lower fifth order (lower) measured value in dBc. <L5_upper>::=<NRf> is the lower fifth order (upper) measured value in dBc. <U5_lower>::=<NRf> is the upper fifth order (lower) measured value in dBc. <U5_upper>::=<NRf> is the upper fifth order (upper) measured value in dBc. When each value is not present, the value of -1000 is returned. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :READ:FLCDMA2K:IM? might return 1,-2.061E+001,-5.501E+001,-1.66E+001,1.78E+001, -4.76E+001,-1.32E+001,-4.73E+001,-1.29E+001,-5.1E+001,-1.66E+001 for the intermodulation measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:OBWidth? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the occupied bandwidth measurement under the cdma2000 forward link or reverse link standard.
:READ:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:OBWidth? None <pass_fail>,<obw> Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <obw>::=<NRf> is the occupied bandwidth in Hz. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :READ:FLCDMA2K:OBWidth? might return 1,1.27333E+006 for the OBW measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:RLCDMA2K:PVTime? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the gated output power measurement under the cdma2000 reverse link standard.
:READ:RLCDMA2K:PVTime? None <pass_fail> Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMRLCDMA2K :READ:RLCDMA2K:PVTIme? might return 1, indicating that the gated output power measurement has passed. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the spectrum emission mask measurement under the cdma2000 forward link or reverse link standard.
:READ:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask? None <pass_fail> Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :READ:FLCDMA2K:SEMask? might return 1, indicating that the spectrum emission mask measurement has passed. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:ACPower? (Query Only)

Returns the spectrum waveform data of the ACPR measurement under the cdma2000 forward link or reverse link standard.
:READ:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:ACPower? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :READ:FLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:ACPower? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the ACPR measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:CHPower? (Query Only)

Returns the spectrum waveform data of the channel power measurement under the cdma2000 forward link or reverse link standard.
:READ:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:CHPower? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :READ:FLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:CHPower? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the channel power measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:IM? (Query Only)

Returns the spectrum waveform data of the intermodulation measurement under the cdma2000 forward link or reverse link standard.
:READ:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:IM? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :READ:FLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:IM? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the intermodulation measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:OBWidth? (Query Only)

Returns the spectrum waveform data of the occupied bandwidth measurement under the cdma2000 forward link or reverse link standard.
:READ:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:OBWidth? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :READ:FLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:OBWidth? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the occupied bandwidth measurement under the cdma2000 forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:RLCDMA2K:TAMPlitude:PVTime? (Query Only)

Returns the time domain amplitude data of the gated output power measurement under the cdma2000 reverse link standard.
:READ:RLCDMA2K:TAMPlitude:PVTime? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the absolute power for each symbol in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames) Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMRLCDMA2K :READ:RLCDMA2K:TAMPlitude:PVTime? might return #510240xxx... (1024-byte data) as the results of the gated output power measurement under the cdma2000 reverse link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO Subgroup
1xEV-DO Analysis, Option 26 Only
The :READ:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO commands return the results of the 1xEV-DO analysis.
Command Tree
Header :READ :FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO :ACPower? :CCDF? :CHPower? :DISTribution :CCDF? :IM? :OBWidth? :PVTime? :SEMask? :SPECtrum :ACPower? :CHPower? :IM? :OBWidth? :TAMPlitude :PVTime?
Parameter
NOTE. There are no :READ subsystems for :CDPower?, :MACCuracy?, and :PCCHannel? commands. To retrieve the measurement results, execute the [:SENSe]:Standard[:IMMediate] command.
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:READ:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACPower? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the ACPR measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
:READ:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACPower? None <pass_fail>,<Chpower>,<Acpr1>,<Acpr2>,<Acpr3>,<Acpr4>,<Acpr5>, <Acpr6>,<Acpr7>,<Acpr8>,<Acpr9>,<Acpr10>,<Acpr11>,<Acpr12> Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <Chpower>::=<NRf> is the channel power measured value in dBm. <Acpr1>::=<NRf> is the first adjacent channel ACPR in dBc. <Acpr2>::=<NRf> is the second adjacent channel ACPR in dBc. <Acpr12>::=<NRf> is the twelfth adjacent channel ACPR in dBc. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :READ:FL1XEVDO:ACPower? might return 0,-2.048E+001,-6.29E+001,-4.248E+001,-6.526E+001, -6.607E+001,-6.79E+001,-1.0E+038,-1.0E+038,-1.0E+038,-1.0E+038, -1.0E+038,-1.0E+038,-1.0E+038 for the ACPR measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the CCDF measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
:READ:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF? None <Mean_power>,<Peak_power>,<Crest_factor> Where <Mean_power>::=<NRf> is the average power in dBm. <Peak_power>::=<NRf> is the peak power in dBm. <Crest_factor>::=<NRf> is the crest factor in dB.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :READ:FL1XEVDO:CCDF? might return -2.043E+001,-9.75E+000,1.068E+001 for the CCDF measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CHPower? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the channel power measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
:READ:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CHPower? None <pass_fail>,<Chpower>,<Power_density> Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <Chpower>::=<NRf> is the channel power measured value in dBm. <Power_density>::=<NRf> is the power density measured value in dBm/Hz. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :READ:FL1XEVDO:CHPower? might return 1,-2.0375E+001,-8.1274E+001 for the channel power measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DISTribution:CCDF? (Query Only)

Obtains the distribution data of the CCDF measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
:READ:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DISTribution:CCDF? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the absolute power for each symbol in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 10001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :READ:FL1XEVDO:DISTribution:CCDF? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the results of the CCDF measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:IM? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the intermodulation measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
:READ:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:IM? None <pass_fail>,<L_channel>,<U_channel>,<L3_lower>,<L3_upper>, <U3_lower>,<U3_Upper>,<L5_lower>,<L5_upper>,<U5_lower>,<U5_upper> Where <pass_fail>::={1|0} is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <L_channel>::=<NRf> is the lower channel measured value in dBm. <U_channel>::=<NRf> is the upper channel measured value in dBm. <L3_lower>::=<NRf> is the lower third order (lower) measured value in dBc. <L3_upper>::=<NRf> is the lower third order (upper) measured value in dBc. <U3_lower>::=<NRf> is the upper third order (lower) measured value in dBc. <U3_upper>::=<NRf> is the upper third order (upper) measured value in dBc. <L5_lower>::=<NRf> is the lower fifth order (lower) measured value in dBc. <L5_upper>::=<NRf> is the lower fifth order (upper) measured value in dBc. <U5_lower>::=<NRf> is the upper fifth order (lower) measured value in dBc. <U5_upper>::=<NRf> is the upper fifth order (upper) measured value in dBc. When each value is not present, the value of -1000 is returned. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :READ:FL1XEVDO:IM? might return 1,-2.058E+001,-5.446E+001,-1.68E+001,1.71E+001, -4.76E+001,-1.37E+001,-4.73E+001,-1.34E+001,-5.11E+001,-1.72E+001 for the intermodulation measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:OBWidth? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the occupied bandwidth measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
:READ:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:OBWidth? None <pass_fail>,<obw> Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <obw>::=<NRf> is the measured value of the occupied bandwidth in Hz. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :READ:FL1XEVDO:OBWidth? might return 1,1.26763E+006 for the occupied bandwidth measurement results. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:FL1XEVDO:PVTime? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the gated output power measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard.
:READ:FL1XEVDO:PVTime? None <pass_fail> Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMFL1XEVDO :READ:FL1XEVDO:PVTime? might return 1, indicating that the gated output power measurement has passed. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the spectrum emission mask measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
:READ:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask? None <pass_fail> Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMFL1XEVDO :READ:FL1XEVDO:SEMask? might return 1, indicating that the spectrum emission mask measurement has passed. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:ACPower? (Query Only)

Obtains the spectrum waveform data of the ACPR measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
:READ:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:ACPower? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :READ:FL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:ACPower? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the ACPR measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:CHPower? (Query Only)

Obtains the spectrum waveform data of the channel power measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
:READ:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:CHPower? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :READ:FL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:CHPower? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the channel power measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:IM? (Query Only)

Obtains the spectrum waveform data of the intermodulation measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
:READ:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:IM? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :READ:FL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:IM? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the intermodulation measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:OBWidth? (Query Only)

Obtains the spectrum waveform data of the occupied bandwidth measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link standard.
:READ:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:OBWidth? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :READ:FL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:OBWidth? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the occupied bandwidth measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:FL1XEVDO:TAMPlitude:PVTime? (Query Only)

Obtains the time domain amplitude data of the gated output power measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard.
:READ:FL1XEVDO:TAMPlitude:PVTime? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the absolute power for each symbol in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames) Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMFL1XEVDO :READ:FL1XEVDO:TAMPlitude:PVTime? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the results of the gated output power measurement under the 1xEV-DO forward link standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:TD_SCDMA Subgroup
The :READ:TD_SCDMA commands return the results of the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Command Tree
Header :READ :TD_SCDMA :ACLR? :CHPower? :IM? :OBWidth? :SEMask? :SPECtrum :ACLR? :CHPower? :IM? :OBWidth? :SEMask?
Parameter
NOTE. There are no :READ subsystem for :CDPower?, :MACCuracy?, STABle?, :SFSUMarry?, :TAMPlitude:TSSummary?, and :TAMPlitude:SFSummary? commands. To retrieve the measurement results, execute the [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA[:IMMediate] command.
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:READ:TD_SCDMA:ACLR? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the adjacent channel leakage power ratio measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard.
:READ:TD_SCDMA:ACLR? None <Pass_fail>,<Chpower>, or <Pass_fail>,<Chpower>,<L_Acpr1>,<U_Acpr1>, or <Pass_fail>,<Chpower>,<L_Acpr1>,<U_Acpr1>,<L_Acpr2>,<U_Acpr2> Where <Pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <Chpower>::=<NRf> is the channel power measured value in dBm. <L_Acpr1>::=<NRf> is the first lower adjacent channel ACPR in dBc. <U_Acpr1>::=<NRf> is the first upper adjacent channel ACPR in dBc. <L_Acpr2>::=<NRf> is the second lower adjacent channel ACPR in dBc. <U_Acpr2>::=<NRf> is the second upper adjacent channel ACPR in dBc.
DEMTD_SCDMA :READ:TD_SCDMA:ACLR? might return 0,--2.045E+001,--6.461E+001,--4.379E+001,--6.576E+001, --6.753E+001 for the ACLR measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:TD_SCDMA:CHPower? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the channel power measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard.
:READ:TD_SCDMA:CHPower? None <Pass_fail>,<chpower>,<power_density> Where <Pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <Chpower>::=<NRf> is the channel power measured value in dBm. <Power_density>::=<NRf> is the power density measured value in dBm/Hz.
DEMTD_SCDMA :READ:TD_SCDMA:CHPower? might return 1,--2.0339E+001,--8.1238E+001 for the channel power measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:TD_SCDMA:IM? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the intermodulation measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard.
:READ:TD_SCDMA:IM? None <Pass_fail>,<L_channel>,<U_channel>,<L3_lower>,<L3_upper>, <U3_lower>,<U3_Upper>,<L5_lower>,<L5_upper>,<U5_lower>,<U5_upper> Where <Pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <L_channel>::=<NRf> is the lower channel measured value in dBm. <U_channel>::=<NRf> is the upper channel measured value in dBm. <L3_lower>::=<NRf> is the lower third order (lower) measured value in dBc. <L3_upper>::=<NRf> is the lower third order (upper) measured value in dBc. <U3_lower>::=<NRf> is the upper third order (lower) measured value in dBc. <U3_upper>::=<NRf> is the upper third order (upper) measured value in dBc. <L5_lower>::=<NRf> is the lower fifth order (lower) measured value in dBc. <L5_upper>::=<NRf> is the lower fifth order (upper) measured value in dBc. <U5_lower>::=<NRf> is the upper fifth order (lower) measured value in dBc. <U5_upper>::=<NRf> is the upper fifth order (upper) measured value in dBc. When each value is not present, the value of -1000 is returned.
DEMTD_SCDMA :READ:TD_SCDMA:IM? might return 1,--2.061E+001,--5.501E+001,--1.66E+001,1.78E+001, --4.76E+001,--1.32E+001,--4.73E+001,--1.29E+001,--5.1E+001, --1.66E+001 for the intermodulation measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the occupied bandwidth measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard.
:READ:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth? None <Pass_fail>,<obw> Where <Pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <obw>::=<NRf> is the occupied bandwidth in Hz.
DEMTD_SCDMA :READ:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth? might return 1,1.27333E+006 for the OBW measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:TD_SCDMA:SEMask? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the spectrum emission mask measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard.
:READ:TD_SCDMA:SEMask? None <Pass_fail> Where <Pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail.
DEMTD_SCDMA :READ:TD_SCDMA:SEMask? might return 1, indicating that the spectrum emission mask measurement has passed. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:ACLR? (Query Only)

Obtains the results of the adjacent channel leakage power ratio measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard.
:READ:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:ACLR? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001
DEMTD_SCDMA :READ:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:ACLR? might return #510240xxx... (10240-bytes of floating point data) as the spectrum waveform data of the ACLR measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:CHPower? (Query Only)

Obtains the spectrum waveform data of the channel power measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard.
:READ:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:CHPower? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001
DEMTD_SCDMA :READ:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:CHPower? might return #510240xxx... (10240-bytes of floating point data) as the spectrum waveform data of the channel power measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:IM? (Query Only)

Obtains the spectrum waveform data of the intermodulation measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard.
:READ:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:IM? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001. Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMTD_SCDMA :READ:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:IM? might return #510240xxx... (10240-bytes of floating point data) as the spectrum waveform data of the intermodulation measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:OBWidth? (Query Only)

Obtains the spectrum waveform data of the occupied bandwidth measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard.
:READ:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:OBWidth? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMTD_SCDMA :READ:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:OBWidth? might return #510240xxx... (10240-bytes of floating point data) as the spectrum waveform data of the occupied bandwidth measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:SEMask? (Query Only)

Obtains the spectrum waveform data of the spectrum emission mask measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard.
:READ:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:SEMask? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
DEMTD_SCDMA :READ:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:SEMask? might return #510240xxx... (10240-bytes of floating point data) as the spectrum waveform data of the spectrum emissions mask measurement under the TD-SCDMA standard. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:SWLAN Subgroup
The :READ:SWLAN commands return the results of the IEEE802.11n (nx1) analysis.
Command Tree
Header :READ :SWLAN :SMASk? :SPECtrum :SMASk?
Parameter
NOTE. For the :READ:SWLAN commands, execute the [:SENSe]:SWLAN [:IMMediate] command to retrieve the measurement results.
:READ:SWLAN:SMASk? (Query Only)

Returns the result of the spectrum mask measurement in the 802.11n (nx1) analysis.
:READ:SWLAN:SMASk? None <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMSWLAN :READ:SWLAN:SMASk? might return 1, indicating that the test has passed. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:SWLAN:SPECtrum:SMASk? (Query Only)

Returns spectrum waveform data of the spectrum mask measurement in the 802.11n (nx1) analysis.
:READ:SWLAN:SPECtrum:SMASk? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude spectrum in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001
DEMSWLAN :READ:SWLAN:SPECtrum:SMASk? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the spectrum waveform data. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:WLAN Subgroup
The :READ:WLAN commands return the results of the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis.
Command Tree
Header Parameter :READ :WLAN :POWer :TPOWer? POSitive | NEGative :SMASk? :SPECtrum :SMASk? :TPOWer?
NOTE. For the :READ:WLAN commands, execute the [:SENSe]:WLAN [:IMMediate] command to retrieve the measurement results.
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:READ:WLAN:POWer:TPOWer? (Query Only)

Returns spectrum waveform data of the transmit power measurement in the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis.
Syntax Arguments
:READ:WLAN:POWer:TPOWer? { POSitive | NEGative } POSitive specifies the power- ramp. -on NEGative specifies the power-down ramp.
Returns
#<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the power spectrum in watts. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 512000 (= 1024 points500 frames)
DEMWLAN :READ:WLAN:POWer:TPOWer? POSitive might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the spectrum waveform data of the power-on ramp. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:WLAN:SMASk? (Query Only)

Returns the result of the spectrum mask measurement in the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis.
:READ:WLAN:SMASk? None <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
DEMWLAN :READ:WLAN:SMASk? might return 1, indicating that the test has passed. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:WLAN:SPECtrum:SMASk? (Query Only)

Returns spectrum waveform data of the spectrum mask measurement.
:READ:WLAN:SPECtrum:SMASk? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Data(n)> is the amplitude spectrum in dBm. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001
DEMWLAN :READ:WLAN:SPECtrum:SMASk? might return #43200xxxx... (3200-byte data) for the spectrum waveform data. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:WLAN:TPOWer? (Query Only)

Returns the result of the transmit power measurement in the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis.
Syntax Arguments Arguments Returns
:READ:WLAN:TPOWer? None None <Power_On>,<Power_Off> Where <Power_On>::=<NRf> is the power-on time in seconds. <Power_Off>::=<NRf> is the power-down time in seconds.
DEMWLAN :READ:WLAN:TPOWer? might return 1.352039E-6,1.695838E-6 for the transmit power measurement result. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:AC3Gpp Subgroup
The :READ:AC3Gpp commands return the results of the W-CDMA ACLR measurement.
Command Tree
Header :READ :AC3Gpp :ACLR?
Parameter
:READ:AC3Gpp:ACLR? (Query Only)

Obtains the measurement results of the W-CDMA ACLR (Adjacent Channel Leakage Power Ratio) analysis.
:READ:AC3Gpp:ACLR? None <chpower>,<aclrm1>,<aclrp1>,<aclrm2>,<aclrp2> Where <chpower>::=<NRf> is the channel power measured value in dBm. <aclrm1>::=<NRf> is the first lower adjacent channel ACLR in dB. <aclrp1>::=<NRf> is the first upper adjacent channel ACLR in dB. <aclrm2>::=<NRf> is the second lower adjacent channel ACLR in dB. <aclrp2>::=<NRf> is the second upper adjacent channel ACLR in dB.
SAUL3G :READ:AC3Gpp:ACLR? might return -1.081,-68.420,-68.229,-74.506,-74.462 for the W-CDMA ACLR measurement results. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP Subgroup
The :READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP commands return the results of spectrum analysis for 3GPP-R5 downlink or uplink.
Command Tree
Header Parameter :READ :SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP :ACLR? :CFRequency? :CHPower? :EBWidth? :MCAClr? :OBWidth? :SEMask? :SPECtrum? :ACLR? :CFRequency? :CHPower? :EBWidth? :MCAClr? :OBWidth? :SEMask?
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:READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR? (Query Only)

:READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR? None <Pass_Fail><Chpower>,<Laclr1>,<Uaclr1>,<Laclr2>,<Uaclr2> Where <Pass_Fail>::={ 1 | -1 | 0 } is the limit test result. 1: Pass, - Fail, 0: No decision (measurement limits disabled). -1: <Chpower>::=<NRf> is the channel power measured value in dBm. <Laclr1>::=<NRf> is the 1st lower adjacent channel ACLR in dBc. <Uaclr1>::=<NRf> is the 1st upper adjacent channel ACLR in dBc. <Laclr2>::=<NRf> is the 2nd lower adjacent channel ACLR in dBc. <Uaclr2>::=<NRf> is the 2nd upper adjacent channel ACLR in dBc. Invalid data is returned as -1000.
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :READ:SADLR5_3GPP:ACLR? might return 1,-18.17,59.35,56.83,57.88,58.52 for the ACLR measurement results. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CFRequency? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the carrier frequency measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
:READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CFRequency? None <Cfreq>::=<NRf> is the carrier frequency measured value in Hz. SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :READ:SADLR5_3GPP:CFRequency? might return 2.025E+9, indicating that the carrier frequency is 2.025 GHz. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CHPower? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the channel power measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
:READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CHPower? None <pass_fail>,<chpower>,<power_density> Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <chpower>::=<NRf> is the channel power measured value in dBm. <power_density>::=<NRf> is the power density measured value in dBm/Hz. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :READ:SADLR5_3GPP:CHPower? might return 1,-2.0375E+001,-8.1274E+001 for the channel power measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:EBWidth? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the EBW (Emission Bandwidth) measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
:READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:EBWidth? None <ebw>::=<NRf> is the EBW in Hz. SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :READ:SADLR5_3GPP:EBWidth? might return 3.843E+6, indicating that the EBW is 3.843 MHz. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the multi-carrier ACLR (Adjacent Channel Leakage Power Ratio) measurement in the 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis.
:READ:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr? None <Pass_Fail>,<Mainchannel_No>,<Totalpower>, <Chpower1>,<Chpower2>,<Chpower3>,<Chpower4>, <Laclr1>,<Uaclr1>,<Laclr2>,<Uaclr2> Where <Pass_Fail>::={ 1 | -1 | 0 } is the limit test result. 1: Pass, - Fail, 0: No decision (measurement limits disabled). -1: <Mainchannel_No>::=<NR1> is the number of main channels (1 to 4). <Totalpower>::=<NRf> is the total power measured value in dBm. <Chpower1>::=<NRf> is the power measured value for Channel 1 in dBm. <Chpower2>::=<NRf> is the power measured value for Channel 2 in dBm. <Chpower3>::=<NRf> is the power measured value for Channel 3 in dBm. <Chpower4>::=<NRf> is the power measured value for Channel 4 in dBm. <Laclr1>::=<NRf> is the first lower adjacent channel ACLR in dBc. <Uaclr1>::=<NRf> is the first upper adjacent channel ACLR in dBc. <Laclr2>::=<NRf> is the second lower adjacent channel ACLR in dBc. <Uaclr2>::=<NRf> is the second upper adjacent channel ACLR in dBc. Invalid data is returned as -1000.
SADLR5_3G :READ:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr? might return 1,4,-12.18,-18.14,-18.04,-18.16,-18.17,59.35,56.83, 57.88,58.52 for the multi-carrier ACLR measurement results. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:OBWidth? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the OBW (Occupied Bandwidth) measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
:READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:OBWidth? None <pass_fail>,<obw> Where <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <obw>::=<NRf> is the occupied bandwidth in Hz. <pass_fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled.
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :READ:SADLR5_3GPP:OBWidth? might return 1,1.27333E+006 for the OBW measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask? (Query Only)

Returns the results of the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
:READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask? None <pass_fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :READ:SADLR5_3GPP:SEMask? might return 1 for the spectrum emission mask measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:ACLR? (Query Only)

:READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR? None <Pass_Fail><Chpower>,<Laclr1>,<Uaclr1>,<Laclr2>,<Uaclr2> Where <Pass_Fail>::={ 1 | 0 } is the measurement result; 1: Pass or 0: Fail. <Chpower>::=<NRf> is the power measured value for Channel 1 in dBm. <Laclr1>::=<NRf> is the 1st lower adjacent channel ACLR in dBc. <Uaclr1>::=<NRf> is the 1st upper adjacent channel ACLR in dBc. <Laclr2>::=<NRf> is the 2nd lower adjacent channel ACLR in dBc. <Uaclr2>::=<NRf> is the 2nd upper adjacent channel ACLR in dBc. <Pass_Fail> returns 1 (one) when the test is disabled. Invalid data is returned as -1000.
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :READ:SADLR5_3GPP:ACLR? might return 1,-18.17,59.35,56.83,57.88,58.52 for the downlink ACLR measurement results. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:CFRequency? (Query Only)

Returns the spectrum waveform data of the carrier frequency measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
:READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:CFRequency? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :READ:SADLR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:CFRequency? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the carrier frequency measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:CHPower? (Query Only)

Returns the spectrum waveform data of the channel power measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
:READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:CHPower? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :READ:SADLR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:CHPower? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the channel power measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:EBWidth? (Query Only)

Returns the spectrum waveform data of the EBW (Emission Bandwidth) measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
:READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:EBWidth? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :READ:SADLR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:EBWidth? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the EBW measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:SADLR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:MCAClr? (Query Only)

Returns the spectrum waveform data of the multi-carrier ACLR (Adjacent Channel Leakage Power Ratio) measurement in the 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis.
:READ:SADLR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:MCAClr? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
SADLR5_3G :READ:SADLR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:MCAClr? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the multi-carrier ACLR measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:OBWidth? (Query Only)

Returns the spectrum waveform data of the OBW (Occupied Bandwidth) measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
:READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:OBWidth? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :READ:SADLR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:OBWidth? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the OBW measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:SEMask? (Query Only)

Returns the spectrum waveform data of the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
:READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:SEMask? None #<Num_digit><Num_byte><Data(1)><Data(2)>...<Data(n)> Where <Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of data that follow. <Data(n)> is the spectrum amplitude in dBm. Four-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2. n: Max 240001 Invalid data is returned as -1000.
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :READ:SADLR5_3GPP:SPECtrum:SEMask? might return #510240xxx... (10240-byte data) as the spectrum waveform data of the spectrum emission mask measurement. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:SENSe Commands
The :SENSe commands set the details for each of the measurement sessions. They are divided into the following subgroups: Table 2- 98: :SENSe command subgroups
Command header [:SENSe]:ACPower [:SENSe]:ADEMod [:SENSe]:AVERage [:SENSe]:BSIZe [:SENSe]:CCDF [:SENSe]:CFRequency [:SENSe]:CHPower [:SENSe]:CNRatio [:SENSe]:CORRection [:SENSe]:DPSA [:SENSe]:EBWidth [:SENSe]:FEED [:SENSe]:FREQuency [:SENSe]:OBWidth [:SENSe]:PULSe [:SENSe]:ROSCillator [:SENSe]:SEMask [:SENSe]:SPECtrum [:SENSe]:SPURious [:SENSe]:TRANsient Function Sets up ACPR measurement. Sets up analog modulation analysis. Sets up average. Sets the block size. Sets up CCDF measurement. Sets up carrier frequency measurement. Sets up channel power measurement. Sets up C/N measurement. Sets up amplitude correction. Sets up DPX spectrum measurement. Sets up EBW measurement. Sets up signal path. Sets up frequency-related conditions. Sets up OBW measurement. Sets up pulse characteristics measurement. Sets up reference oscillator. Sets up spectrum emission mask measurement. Sets up spectrum measurement. Sets up spurious signal measurement. Sets up time domain measurement. Refer to: page 2-- 1106 page 2-- 1110 page 2-- 1120 page 2-- 1123 page 2-- 1125 page 2-- 1128 page 2-- 1129 page 2-- 1132 page 2-- 1137 page 2-- 1142 page 2-- 1145 page 2-- 1147 page 2-- 1148 page 2-- 1157 page 2-- 1159 page 2-- 1169 page 2-- 1170 page 2-- 1177 page 2-- 1199 page 2-- 1203
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[:SENSe]:ACPower Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:ACPower commands set up the conditions related to the adjacent channel leakage power ratio (ACPR) measurement in the S/A (spectrum analysis) mode.
Command Tree
Header [SENSe] :ACPower :BANDwidth|:BWIDth :ACHannel :INTegration :CSPacing :FILTer :COEFficient :TYPE
Parameter
<frequency> <frequency> <frequency> <numeric_value> RECTangle | GAUSsian | NYQuist | RNYQuist
To use a command from this group, you must have run at least the following two commands: 1. Run the following command to set the measurement mode to S/A: :INSTrument[:SELect] { SANORMAL" | SASGRAM" | SARTIME" | SAUL3G" } 2. Run one of the following commands to start the ACPR measurement: H H To start the measurement with the default settings: :CONFigure:SPECtrum:ACPower To start the measurement without modifying the current settings: [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:MEASurement ACPower
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[:SENSe]:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:ACHannel(?)
Sets or queries the bandwidth of the adjacent channels for the ACPR measurement (see Figure 2-19).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:ACHannel <value> [:SENSe]:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:ACHannel?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the bandwidth of the adjacent channels for the ACPR measurement. Range: (bin bandwidth)8 to full span [Hz]. For the bin bandwidth, refer to the user manual that was shipped with your instrument. SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAUL3G :SENSe:ACPower:BANDwidth:ACHannel 3.5MHz sets the bandwidth of the adjacent channels to 3.5 MHz.
[:SENSe]:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?)
Sets or queries the bandwidth of the main channel for the ACPR measurement (see Figure 2-19).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration <value> [:SENSe]:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the bandwidth of the main channel for the ACPR measurement. Range: (bin bandwidth)8 to full span [Hz]. For the bin bandwidth, refer to the user manual that was shipped with your instrument. SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAUL3G :SENSe:ACPower:BANDwidth:INTegration 3.5MHz sets the bandwidth of the main channel to 3.5 MHz.
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[:SENSe]:ACPower:CSPacing(?)
Sets or queries the channel-to-channel spacing for the ACPR measurement (see Figure 2-19).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ACPower:CSPacing <value> [:SENSe]:ACPower:CSPacing?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the channel-to-channel spacing for the ACPR measurement. Range: (bin bandwidth)8 to full span [Hz]. For the bin bandwidth, refer to the user manual that was shipped with your instrument. SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAUL3G :SENSe:ACPower:CSPacing 5MHz sets the channel-to-channel spacing to 5 MHz.
Lower3 Lower2 Lower1 Main Upper1 Upper2 Upper3
:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration :BANDwidth|:BWIDth:ACHannel :CSPacing? NOTE: The command header [:SENSe]:ACPower is omitted here. :BANDwidth|:BWIDth:ACHannel
Figure 2- 19: Setting up the ACPR measurement
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[:SENSe]:ACPower:FILTer:COEFficient(?)
Sets or queries the filter roll-off rate for the ACPR measurement when you have selected either NYQuist (Nyquist filter) or RNYQuist (Root Nyquist filter) using the [:SENSe]:ACPower:FILTer:TYPE command.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ACPower:FILTer:COEFficient <ratio> [:SENSe]:ACPower:FILTer:COEFficient?
<ratio>::=<NRf> specifies the roll-off rate. Range: 0 to 1. SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAUL3G :SENSe:ACPower:FILTer:COEFficient 0.5 sets the filter roll-off rate to 0.5. [:SENSe]:ACPower:FILTer:TYPE
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[:SENSe]:ACPower:FILTer:TYPE(?)
Selects or queries the filter for the ACPR measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ACPower:FILTer:TYPE { RECTangle | GAUSsian | NYQuist | RNYQuist } [:SENSe]:ACPower:FILTer:TYPE?
Arguments
RECTangle selects the rectangular filter. GAUSsian selects the Gaussian filter. NYQuist selects the Nyquist filter (default). RNYQuist selects the Root Nyquist filter.
SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAUL3G :SENSe:ACPower:FILTer:TYPE NYQuist selects the Nyquist filter for the ACPR measurement.
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[:SENSe]:ADEMod Subgroup
Sets up the analog modulation analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMADEM (analog modulation analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :ADEMod :AM :CADetection :BLOCk :CARRier :OFFSet :SEARch :FM :THReshold [:IMMediate] :LENGth :MODulation :OFFSet :PHASe :OFFSet :SEARch :PM :THReshold
Parameter
AVERage | MEDian <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <boolean> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> AM | FM | PM | IQVT | OFF <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <boolean> <numeric_value>
For the commands defining the analysis range, see Figure 2-20. The analysis range is shown by a green line in the overview.
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:SENSe Commands
:OFFSet :BLOCk :LENGth Overview
All data points in block NOTE: Command header [:SENSe]:ADEMod is omitted here.
Figure 2- 20: Defining the analysis range
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[:SENSe]:ADEMod:AM:CADetection(?)
Selects or queries the carrier amplitude detection method used to determine the 0% reference modulation.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ADEMod:AM:CADetection { AVERage | MEDian } [:SENSe]:ADEMod:AM:CADetection?
Arguments
AVERage defines the 0% reference modulation as the average amplitude in the analysis range (default). MEDian defines the 0% reference modulation as the median amplitude ([(maximum)+(minimum)]/2) in the analysis range.
DEMADEM :SENSe:ADEMod:CARRier:CADetection AVERage defines the 0% modulation as the average amplitude in the analysis range.
[:SENSe]:ADEMod:BLOCk(?)
Sets or queries the number of the block to measure in the analog modulation analysis (see Figure 2-20).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ADEMod:BLOCk <number> [:SENSe]:ADEMod:BLOCk?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the block number. Zero represents the latest block. Range: - to 0 (M: Number of acquired blocks) -M DEMADEM :SENSe:ADEMod:BLOCk -5 sets the block number to -5.
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[:SENSe]:ADEMod:CARRier(?)
Sets or queries the carrier frequency in the PM signal analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ADEMod:CARRier <freq> [:SENSe]:ADEMod:CARRier?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the carrier frequency. Range: (Center frequency) (Span)/2. DEMADEM :SENSe:ADEMod:CARRier 1.5GHz sets the carrier frequency to 1.5 GHz. [:SENSe]:ADEMod:CARRier:OFFSet, [:SENSe]:ADEMod:CARRier:SEARch
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[:SENSe]:ADEMod:CARRier:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the carrier frequency offset in the FM and PM signal analyses.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ADEMod:CARRier:OFFSet <freq> [:SENSe]:ADEMod:CARRier:OFFSet?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the frequency offset from the center frequency. Range: -(Span)/2 to +(Span)/2. DEMADEM :SENSe:ADEMod:CARRier:OFFSet 10MHz sets the carrier frequency offset to 10 MHz. [:SENSe]:ADEMod:CARRier, [:SENSe]:ADEMod:CARRier:SEARch
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[:SENSe]:ADEMod:CARRier:SEARch(?)
Determines whether to detect the carrier automatically in the FM and PM signal analyses.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ADEMod:CARRier:SEARch { 0 | 1 | OFF | ON } [:SENSe]:ADEMod:CARRier:SEARch?
Arguments
OFF or 0 specifies that the carrier is not detected automatically. Use the [:SENSe]:ADEMod:CARRier:OFFSet (FM) or [:SENSe]:ADEMod:CARRier (PM) command to set the carrier offset frequency or carrier frequency. ON or 1 specifies that the carrier is detected automatically.
DEMADEM :SENSe:ADEMod:CARRier:SEARch ON specifies that the carrier is detected automatically. [:SENSe]:ADEMod:CARRier, [:SENSe]:ADEMod:CARRier:OFFSet
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[:SENSe]:ADEMod:FM:THReshold(?)
Sets or queries the threshold level above which the input signal is determined to be a burst in the FM signal analysis. The burst detected first is used for the measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ADEMod:FM:THReshold <value> [:SENSe]:ADEMod:FM:THReshold?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the threshold level. Range: -100.0 to 0.0 dB. DEMADEM :SENSe:ADEMod:FM:THReshold -10 sets the threshold level to - dB. -10
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[:SENSe]:ADEMod[:IMMediate] (No Query Form)

Runs the analog demodulation calculation for the acquired data. To select the analog demodulation method, use the [:SENSe]:ADEMod:MODulation command. To acquire data, use the :INITiate command.
[:SENSe]:ADEMod[:IMMediate] None DEMADEM :SENSe:ADEMod:IMMediate runs the analog demodulation calculation. :INITiate, [:SENSe]:ADEMod:MODulation
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[:SENSe]:ADEMod:LENGth(?)
Sets or queries the range for the analog modulation analysis (see Figure 2- on -20 page 2-1111).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ADEMod:LENGth <value> [:SENSe]:ADEMod:LENGth?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the analysis range by the number of data points. Range: 1 to 1024Block size (Block size 500). To set the block size, use the [:SENSe]:BSIZe command.
DEMADEM :SENSe:ADEMod:LENGth 1000 sets the analysis range to 1000 points. [:SENSe]:BSIZe
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[:SENSe]:ADEMod:MODulation(?)
Selects or queries the measurement item of the analog modulation analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ADEMod:MODulation { AM | FM | PM | IQVT | OFF } [:SENSe]:ADEMod:MODulation?
Arguments
The arguments and measurement items are as follows: Table 2- 99: Measurement item selections
Argument AM FM PM IQVT OFF Measurement item AM signal analysis FM signal analysis PM signal analysis IQ level vs. time measurement Turns off the measurement.
DEMADEM :SENSe:ADEMod:MODulation PM selects the PM signal analysis.
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[:SENSe]:ADEMod:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the measurement start position for the analog modulation analysis (see Figure 2-20).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ADEMod:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:ADEMod:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the measurement start position by the number of points. Range: 0 to 1024(Block size) - 1. To set the block size, use the [:SENSe]:BSIZe command. DEMADEM :SENSe:ADEMod:OFFSet 500 sets the measurement start position to point 500. [:SENSe]:BSIZe
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[:SENSe]:ADEMod:PHASe:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the phase offset in the PM signal analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ADEMod:PHASe:OFFSet <freq> [:SENSe]:ADEMod:PHASe:OFFSet?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the phase offset. Range: -180 to +180. You can select the unit by the :UNIT:ANGLe command. DEMADEM :SENSe:ADEMod:PHASe:OFFSet 10deg sets the phase offset to 10. [[:SENSe]:ADEMod:PHASe:SEARch, :UNIT:ANGLe
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[:SENSe]:ADEMod:PHASe:SEARch(?)
Determines whether to set the phase offset automatically in the PM signal analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ADEMod:PHASe:SEARch { 0 | 1 | OFF | ON } [:SENSe]:ADEMod:PHASe:SEARch?
Arguments
OFF or 0 specifies that the phase offset is set manually using the [:SENSe]:ADEMod:PHASe:OFFSet command. ON or 1 specifies that the phase offset is set automatically to fit the waveform to the screen centering 0 phase on the vertical axis.
DEMADEM :SENSe:ADEMod:PHASe:SEARch ON specifies that the phase offset is set automatically. [:SENSe]:ADEMod:PHASe:OFFSet
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[:SENSe]:ADEMod:PM:THReshold(?)
Sets or queries the threshold level above which the input signal is determined to be a burst in the PM signal analysis. The burst detected first is used for the measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ADEMod:PM:THReshold <value> [:SENSe]:ADEMod:PM:THReshold?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the threshold level. Range: -100.0 to 0.0 dB. DEMADEM :SENSe:ADEMod:PM:THReshold -10 sets the threshold level to - dB. -10
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[:SENSe]:AVERage Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:AVERage commands control averaging process for measured values in the modulation analysis (Demod mode) and the time analysis (Time mode). NOTE. Data is always acquired without averaging in the Demod and the Time modes.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :AVERage :CLEar :COUNt [:STATE] :TCONtrol
Parameter
<numeric_value> <boolean> EXPonential | REPeat
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[:SENSe]:AVERage:CLEar (No Query Form)

Clears average data and counter, and restarts the averaging process.
[:SENSe]:AVERage:CLEar None All Demod modes, all Time modes :SENSe:AVERage:CLEar clears average data and counter, and restarts the averaging process.
[:SENSe]:AVERage:COUNt(?)
Sets or queries the number of traces to combine using the RMS average. After :COUNt traces have been averaged, the averaging process is controlled by the :TCONtrol setting (refer to page 2-1122).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:AVERage:COUNt <value> [:SENSe]:AVERage:COUNt?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> is the number of traces to combine for averaging. Range: 1 to 100000 (default: 20) All Demod modes, TIMTRAN :SENSe:AVERage:COUNt 64 sets the average count to 64. [:SENSe]:AVERage:TCONtrol
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[:SENSe]:AVERage[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to turn averaging on or off.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:AVERage[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:AVERage[:STATe]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 turns off averaging. ON or 1 turns on averaging.
All Demod modes, TIMTRAN :SENSe:AVERage:STATe ON turns on averaging.
[:SENSe]:AVERage:TCONtrol(?)
Selects or queries the action when more than :AVERage:COUNt measurement results are generated (TCONtrol is TerminalCONtrol).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:AVERage:TCONtrol { EXPonential | REPeat } [:SENSe]:AVERage:TCONtrol?
Arguments
EXPonential continues the RMS (root-mean-square) average with an exponential weighting applied to old values using the setting of [:SENSe]:AVERage:COUNt as the weighting factor. REPeat clears average data and counter, and restarts the averaging process when :AVERage:COUNt is reached.
All Demod modes, TIMTRAN :SENSe:AVERage:TCONtrol REPeat repeats the averaging process. [:SENSe]:AVERage:COUNt, [:SENSe]:AVERage:TYPE
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[:SENSe]:BSIZe Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:BSIZe command controls the block size (the number of frames acquired per block). NOTE. This subgroup is available in the Real Time S/A (real-time spectrum analysis), the Demod (modulation analysis), and the Time (time analysis) modes.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :BSIZe
Parameter <numeric_value>
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[:SENSe]:BSIZe(?)
Sets or queries the block size (the number of frames acquired per block).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:BSIZe <value> [:SENSe]:BSIZe? NOTE. In the Real Time S/A mode (SARTIME), when :TRACe:MODE is set to AVERage, the [:SENSe]:BSIZe command has no effect. The [:SENSe]:BSIZe? query returns the setting value. In the DEMAUDIO mode, when :TRACe:AUDio:MODE is set to AVERage or HRESolution, the [:SENSe]:BSIZe command has no effect. The [:SENSe]:BSIZe? query returns the setting value.
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the block size. The range depends on the trigger mode set using the :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:MODE command as shown in Table 2-100. Table 2- 100: Block size setting range
Trigger mode AUTO NORMal Block size 1 to 16000 (standard) / 64000 (Option 02) 5 to 16000 (standard) / 64000 (Option 02)
SARTIME, SAZRTIME, all Demod modes, all Time modes :SENSe:BSIZe 8 sets the block size to 8. :TRACe:AUDio:MODE, :TRACe:MODE, :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:MODE
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[:SENSe]:CCDF Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:CCDF commands set up the conditions related to the CCDF measurement. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected TIMCCDF (CCDF measurement) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header Parameter [:SENSe] :CCDF :BLOCk <numeric_value> :CLEar :RMEasurement :THReshold <numeric_value>
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[:SENSe]:CCDF:BLOCk(?)
Sets or queries the number of the block to measure in the CCDF analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:CCDF:BLOCk <value> [:SENSe]:CCDF:BLOCk?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the block number. Zero represents the latest block. Range: - to 0 (M: Number of acquired blocks) -M TIMCCDF :SENSe:CCDF:BLOCk -5 sets the block number to -5.
[:SENSe]:CCDF:CLEar (No Query Form)

Clears the CCDF accumulator and restarts the measurement. This command is equivalent to the [:SENSe]:CCDF:RMEasurement command.
[:SENSe]:CCDF:CLEar None TIMCCDF :SENSe:CCDF:CLEar clears the CCDF accumulator and restarts the measurement. [:SENSe]:CCDF:RMEasurement
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[:SENSe]:CCDF:RMEasurement (No Query Form)

Clears the CCDF accumulator and restarts the measurement. This command is equivalent to the [:SENSe]:CCDF:CLEar command.
[:SENSe]:CCDF:RMEasurement None TIMCCDF :SENSe:CCDF:RMEasurement clears the CCDF accumulator and restarts the measurement. [:SENSe]:CCDF:CLEar
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[:SENSe]:CCDF:THReshold(?)
Sets or queries the threshold which defines the samples to be included in the CCDF calculation.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:CCDF:THReshold <value> [:SENSe]:CCDF:THReshold?
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the threshold. Range: -250 to 130 dBm. TIMCCDF :SENSe:CCDF:THReshold 50dBm sets the threshold to 50 dBm.
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[:SENSe]:CFRequency Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:CFRequency commands set up the conditions related to the carrier frequency measurement.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :CFRequency :CRESolution
Parameter
<numeric_value>
To use a command from this group, you must have run at least the following two commands: 1. Run the following command to set the measurement mode to S/A: :INSTrument[:SELect] { SANORMAL" | SASGRAM" | SARTIME" | SAUL3G" | SADLR5_3G" } 2. Run one of the following commands to start the carrier frequency measurement: H H To start the measurement with the default settings: :CONFigure:SPECtrum:CFRequency To start the measurement without modifying the current settings: [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:MEASurement CFRequency
[:SENSe]:CFRequency:CRESolution(?)
Sets or queries the counter resolution for the carrier frequency measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:CFRequnecy:CRESolution <value> [:SENSe]:CFRequnecy:CRESolution?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the counter resolution. Setting value (Hz): 0.001, 0.01, 0.1, 1, 10, 100, 1k, 10k, 100k, or 1M All S/A modes :SENSe:CFRequnecy:CRESolution 1kHz sets the counter resolution to 1 kHz.
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[:SENSe]:CHPower Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:CHPower commands set up the conditions related to the channel power measurement.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :CHPower :BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration :FILTer :COEFficient :TYPE
Parameter
<numeric_value> <numeric_value> RECTangle | GAUSsian | NYQuist | RNYQuist
To use a command from this group, you must have run at least the following two commands: 1. Run the following command to set the measurement mode to S/A: :INSTrument[:SELect] { SANORMAL" | SASGRAM" | SARTIME" | SAUL3G" } 2. Run one of the following commands to start the channel power measurement: H H To start the measurement with the default settings: :CONFigure:SPECtrum:CHPower To start the measurement without modifying the current settings: [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:MEASurement CHPower
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[:SENSe]:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?)
Sets or queries the channel bandwidth for the channel power measurement (see Figure 2-21).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration <value> [:SENSe]:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the channel bandwidth for the channel power measurement. Range: (Bin bandwidth)8 to full span [Hz]. For the bin bandwidth, refer to the user manual that was shipped with your instrument. SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAUL3G :SENSe:CHPower:BANDwidth:INTegration 2.5MHz sets the channel bandwidth to 2.5 MHz.
:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration
NOTE: Command header [:SENSe]:CHPower is omitted here.
Figure 2- 21: Setting up the channel power measurement
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[:SENSe]:CHPower:FILTer:COEFficient(?)
Sets or queries the roll-off rate of the filter for the channel power measurement when you have selected either NYQuist (Nyquist filter) or RNYQuist (Root Nyquist filter) in the [:SENSe]:CHPower:FILTer:TYPE command.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:CHPower:FILTer:COEFficient <ratio> [:SENSe]:CHPower:FILTer:COEFficient?
Arguments
<ratio>::=<NRf> specifies the roll-off rate of the filter for the channel power measurement. Range: 0.0001 to 1 (default: 0.5) SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAUL3G :SENSe:CHPower:FILTer:COEFficient 0.3 sets the filter roll-off rate to 0.3. [:SENSe]:CHPower:FILTer:TYPE
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[:SENSe]:CHPower:FILTer:TYPE(?)
Selects or queries the filter for the channel power measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:CHPower:FILTer:TYPE { RECTangle | GAUSsian | NYQuist | RNYQuist } [:SENSe]:CHPower:FILTer:TYPE?
Arguments
SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAUL3G :SENSe:CHPower:FILTer:TYPE RNYQuist selects the Root Nyquist filter.
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[:SENSe]:CNRatio Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:CNRatio commands set up the conditions related to the carrier-tonoise ratio (C/N) measurement.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :CNRatio :BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration :NOISe :FILTer :COEFficient :TYPE :OFFSet
Parameter
<frequency> <frequency> <numeric_value> RECTangle | GAUSsian | NYQuist | RNYQuist <frequency>
To use a command from this group, you must have run at least the following two commands: 1. Run the following command to set the measurement mode to S/A: :INSTrument[:SELect] { SANORMAL" | SASGRAM" | SARTIME" } 2. Run one of the following commands to start the C/N measurement: H H To start the measurement with the default settings: :CONFigure:SPECtrum:CNRatio To start the measurement without modifying the current settings: [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:MEASurement CNRatio
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[:SENSe]:CNRatio:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?)
Sets or queries the channel bandwidth for the C/N measurement (see Figure 2-22).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:CNRatio:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration <value> [:SENSe]:CNRatio:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> is the carrier bandwidth for the C/N measurement. Range: (Bin bandwidth)8 to full span [Hz]. For the bin bandwidth, refer to the user manual that was shipped with your instrument. SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME :SENSe:CNRatio:BANDwidth:INTegration 1MHz sets the carrier bandwidth to 1 MHz.
:BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration
:BANDwidth|:BWIDth :NOISe :OFFSet
NOTE: Command header [:SENSe]:CNRatio is omitted here.
Figure 2- 22: Setting up the C/N measurement
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[:SENSe]:CNRatio:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:NOISe(?)
Sets or queries the noise bandwidth for the C/N measurement (see Figure 2-22).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:CNRatio:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:NOISe <value> [:SENSe]:CNRatio:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:NOISe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> is the noise bandwidth for the C/N measurement. Range: (Bin bandwidth)8 to full span [Hz]. For the bin bandwidth, refer to the user manual that was shipped with your instrument. SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME :SENSe:CNRatio:BANDwidth:NOISe 1.5MHz sets the noise bandwidth to 1.5 MHz.
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[:SENSe]:CNRatio:FILTer:COEFficient(?)
Sets or queries the roll-off rate of the filter for the C/N measurement when you have selected either NYQuist (Nyquist filter) or RNYQuist (Root Nyquist filter) in the [:SENSe]:CNRatio:FILTer:TYPE command.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:CNRatio:FILTer:COEFficient <value> [:SENSe]:CNRatio:FILTer:COEFficient?
<value>::=<NRf> is the filter roll-off rate. Range: 0.0001 to 1 (default: 0.5) SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME :SENSe:CNRatio:FILTer:COEFficient 0.3 sets the filter roll-off rate to 0.3. [:SENSe]:CNRatio:FILTer:TYPE
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[:SENSe]:CNRatio:FILTer:TYPE(?)
Selects or queries the filter for the C/N measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:CNRatio:FILTer:TYPE { RECTangle | GAUSsian | NYQuist | RNYQuist } [:SENSe]:CNRatio:FILTer:TYPE?
Arguments
SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME :SENSe:CNRatio:FILTer:TYPE RNYQuist selects the Root Nyquist filter.
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[:SENSe]:CNRatio:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries offset from the carrier to noise in the the C/N measurement (see Figure 2-22).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:CNRatio:OFFSet <freq> [:SENSe]:CNRatio:OFFSet?
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the offset frequency. Range: -(Span)/2 to +(Span)/2 SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME :SENSe:CNRatio:OFFSet 5MHz sets the offset frequency to 5 MHz.
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[:SENSe]:CORRection Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:CORRection commands control the amplitude correction. For details on the amplitude correction, refer to the user manual that was shipped with your instrument. NOTE. This subgroup is available in the S/A (spectrum analysis) mode except real-time. You must have selected a S/A mode (except SARTIME and SAZRTIME) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command to use a command in this subgroup but only [:SENSe]:CORRection[:MAGNitude] command which is available in all the measurement modes.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :CORRection :DATA
Parameter
#<Num_digit><Num_byte> <Freq(1)><Ampl(1)> <Freq(2)><Ampl(2)>... <Freq(n)><Ampl(n)>
:DELete :OFFSet [:MAGNitude] :FREQency [:STATe] :X :SPACing :Y :SPACing
LINear | LOGarithmic LINear | LOGarithmic
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[:SENSe]:CORRection:DATA(?)
Sets or queries the amplitude correction data.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:CORRection:DATA #<Num_digit><Num_byte> <Freq(1)><Ampl(1)><Freq(2)><Ampl(2)>...<Freq(n)><Ampl(n)> [:SENSe]:CORRection:DATA?
Arguments
<Num_digit> is the number of digits in <Num_byte>. <Num_byte> is the number of bytes of the data that follow. <Freq(n)> is the frequency at correction point in Hz. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 <Ampl(n)> is the amplitude correction value at frequency <Freq(n)> in dB. 4-byte little endian floating-point format specified in IEEE 488.2 Enter the data that consists of pairs of the frequency and amplitude correction values (n: Max 3000).
All S/A modes except SARTIME and SAZRTIME :SENSe:CORRection:DATA #41024xxxx... sets the correction values at 1024 points.
[:SENSe]:CORRection:DELete (No Query Form)

Deletes all the amplitude correction data.
[:SENSe]:CORRection:DELete None All S/A modes except SARTIME and SAZRTIME :SENSe:CORRection:DELete deletes all the amplitude correction data.
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[:SENSe]:CORRection:OFFSet[:MAGNitude](?)
Sets or queries the amplitude offset value in the amplitude correction.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:CORRection:OFFSet[:MAGNitude] <value> [:SENSe]:CORRection:OFFSet[:MAGNitude]?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the amplitude offset value. Range: -200 to +200 dB. All :SENSe:CORRection:OFFSet:MAGNitude 10 sets the amplitude offset value to 10 dB. [:SENSe]:CORRection:OFFSet:STATe
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[:SENSe]:CORRection:OFFSet:FREQuency(?)
Sets or queries the frequency offset value in the amplitude correction.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:CORRection:OFFSet:FREQuency <value> [:SENSe]:CORRection:OFFSet:FREQuency?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the frequency offset value. Range: -100 GHz to +100 GHz. All S/A modes except SARTIME and SAZRTIME :SENSe:CORRection:OFFSet:FREQuency 10MHz sets the frequency offset value to 10 MHz. [:SENSe]:CORRection:OFFSet:STATe
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[:SENSe]:CORRection[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to turn the amplitude correction on or off.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:CORRection[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:CORRection[:STATe]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 turns off the amplitude correction. ON or 1 turns on the amplitude correction.
All S/A modes except SARTIME and SAZRTIME :SENSe:CORRection:STATe ON turns on the amplitude correction.
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[:SENSe]:CORRection:X:SPACing(?)
Determines whether the horizontal, or frequency, scaling is linear or logarithmic for interpolation of amplitude correction data.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:CORRection:X:SPACing { LINear | LOGarithmic } [:SENSe]:CORRection:X:SPACing?
Arguments
LINear selects the linear scale for the interpolation. LOGarithmic selects the logarithmic scale for the interpolation.
All S/A modes except SARTIME and SAZRTIME :SENSe:CORRection:X:SPACing LINear selects the linear scale for the interpolation.
[:SENSe]:CORRection:Y:SPACing(?)
Determines whether the vertical, or amplitude, scaling is linear or logarithmic for interpolation of amplitude correction data.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:CORRection:Y:SPACing { LINear | LOGarithmic } [:SENSe]:CORRection:Y:SPACing?
Arguments
LINear selects the linear scale for the interpolation. LOGarithmic selects the logarithmic scale for the interpolation.
All S/A modes except SARTIME and SAZRTIME :SENSe:CORRection:Y:SPACing LINear selects the linear scale for the interpolation.
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[:SENSe]:DPSA Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:DPSA commands set up the conditions related to the DPX spectrum measurement.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :DPSA :BANDwidth|:BWIDth [:RESolution] :AUTO :CLEar :RESults
Parameter
<numeric_value> <boolean>
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[:SENSe]:DPSA:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution](?)
Sets or queries the resolution bandwidth (RBW) when [:SENSe]:DPSA:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution]:AUTO is set to Off.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DPSA:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution] <freq> [:SENSe]:DPSA:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution]?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the RBW. Range: 1 to 10% of the span setting, rounded to the nearest settable value. SADPX :SENSe:DPSA:BANDwidth:RESolution 80kHz sets the RBW to 80 kHz. [:SENSe]:DPSA:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution]:AUTO
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[:SENSe]:DPSA:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution]:AUTO(?)
Determines whether to automatically set the resolution bandwidth (RBW) by the span setting.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DPSA:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution]:AUTO { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:DPSA:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution]:AUTO?
Arguments
OFF or 0 specifies that the RBW is manually. To set it, use the [:SENSe] :DPSA:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution] command. ON or 1 specifies that the RBW is set automatically by the span setting.
SADPX :SENSe:DPSA:BANDwidth:RESolution:AUTO ON specifies that the RBW is set automatically. [:SENSe]:DPSA:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution]
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[:SENSe]:DPSA:CLEar:RESults (No Query Form)

Restarts multi-trace functions (Average and Max/Min Hold).
Syntax Arguments Measurement Views Examples
[:SENSe]:DPSA:CLEar:RESults None SADPX :SENSe:DPSA:CLEar:RESults restarts multi-trace functions.
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[:SENSe]:EBWidth Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:EBWidth commands set up the conditions related to the emission bandwidth (EBW) measurement.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :EBWidth :XDB
Parameter
<numeric_value>
To use a command from this group, you must have run at least the following two commands: 1. Run the following command to set the measurement mode to S/A: :INSTrument[:SELect] { SANORMAL" | SASGRAM" | SARTIME" | SAUL3G" } 2. Run one of the following commands to start an EBW measurement: H H To start the measurement with the default settings: :CONFigure:SPECtrum:EBWidth To start the measurement without modifying the current settings: [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:MEASurement EBWidth
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[:SENSe]:EBWidth:XDB(?)
Sets or queries the level relative to the maximum peak at which the EBW is measured (see Figure 2-23).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:EBWidth:XDB <rel_ampl> [:SENSe]:EBWidth:XDB?
Arguments
<rel_ampl>::=<NRf> is the level at which the EBW is measured. Specify the amplitude relative to the maximum peak. Range: -100 to - dB (default: - dB). -1 -30 SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAUL3G :SENSe:EBWidth:XDB -20 specifies that the EBW is measured at a level - dB lower than the maximum -20 peak.
EBW
[:SENSe]:EBWidth:XDB
Figure 2- 23: Setting up the EBW measurement
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[:SENSe]:FEED Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:FEED commands select the input signal.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :FEED
Parameter RF | IQ | AREFerence
[:SENSe]:FEED (No Query Form)

Selects the input signal: RF input or calibration signal.
Syntax Arguments
[:SENSe]:FEED { RF | IQ | AREFerence } RF selects the RF input. IQ selects the IQ input (Option 03 only). AREFerence selects the internal calibration signal.
All :SENSe:FEED RF selects the RF input.
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[:SENSe]:FREQuency Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:FREQuency commands set up the frequency-related conditions.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :FREQuency :BAND? :CENTer :STEP :AUTO [:INCRement] :CHANnel :CTABle :CATalog? [:SELect] :SPAN :STARt :STOP
:SPAN
Parameter
<frequency> <frequency> <boolean> <frequency> <numeric_value>
<table_name> <frequency> <frequency> <frequency>
:STARt
:CENTer
:STOP
NOTE: Command header [:SENSe]:FREQuency is omitted here.
Figure 2- 24: Setting frequency and span
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[:SENSe]:FREQuency:BAND? (Query Only)

Queries the measurement frequency band.
Syntax Returns
[:SENSe]:FREQuency:BAND? Table 2-101 shows the returned values and corresponding ranges: Table 2- 101: Measurement frequency bands
Returned value BAS RF1B Frequency range DC to 40 MHz (RSA3408B) DC to 20 MHz (RSA3303B and RSA3308B) 40 MHz to 3.5 GHz (RSA3408B) 15 MHz to 3.5 GHz (RSA3308B) 15 MHz to 3 GHz (RSA3303B) 3.5 to 6.5 GHz (RSA3408B and RSA3308B) 5 to 8 GHz (RSA3408B and RSA3308B)
RF2B RF3B
All :SENSe:FREQuency:BAND? might return RF1B.
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[:SENSe]:FREQuency:CENTer(?)
Sets or queries the center frequency.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FREQuency:CENTer <freq> [:SENSe]:FREQuency:CENTer? NOTE. An :INIT;*OPC? or an :INIT;*WAI must be issued to guarantee that the hardware has settled before taking the actual acquisition.
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the center frequency. Range: RSA3408B and RSA3308B: DC to 8 GHz RSA3303B: DC to 3 GHz All :SENSe:FREQuency:CENTer 800MHz sets the center frequency to 800 MHz. :INIT, *OPC, *WAI, [:SENSe]:FREQuency:BAND
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[:SENSe]:FREQuency:CENTer:STEP:AUTO(?)
Determines whether to automatically set the step size (amount per click by which the up and down keys change a setting value) of the center frequency by the span setting.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FREQuency:CENTer:STEP:AUTO { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:FREQuency:CENTer:STEP:AUTO?
Arguments
OFF or 0 specifies that the step size of the center frequency is not set automatically. To set it, use the [:SENSe]:FREQuency:CENTer:STEP[:INCRement] command. ON or 1 specifies that the step size of the center frequency is set automatically by the span.
All :SENSe:FREQuency:CENTer:STEP:AUTO ON specifies that the step size of the center frequency is set automatically. [:SENSe]:FREQuency:CENTer:STEP[:INCRement]
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[:SENSe]:FREQuency:CENTer:STEP[:INCRement](?)
Sets or queries the step size (amount per click by which the up and down keys change a setting value) of the center frequency when [:SENSe]:FREQuency :CENTer:STEP:AUTO is OFF. NOTE. This command is effective only in remote operation. It does not affect the front panel setting of the frequency step size.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FREQuency:CENTer:STEP[:INCRement] <freq> [:SENSe]:FREQuency:CENTer:STEP[:INCRement]?
<freq>::=<NRf> is the step size of the center frequency. All :SENSe:FREQuency:CENTer:STEP:INCRement 10kHz sets the step size of the center frequency to 10 kHz. [:SENSe]:FREQuency:CENTer:STEP:AUTO
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[:SENSe]:FREQuency:CHANnel(?)
Sets or queries a channel number in the channel table specified using the [:SENSe]:FREQuency:CTABle[:SELect] command.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FREQuency:CHANnel <value> [:SENSe]:FREQuency:CHANnel?
<value>::=<NR1> specifies a channel number in the channel table. All :SENSe:FREQuency:CHANnel 10558 sets the channel number to 10558 for the W-CDMA downlink analysis. [:SENSe]:FREQuency:CTABle[:SELect]
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[:SENSe]:FREQuency:CTABle:CATalog? (Query Only)

Queries the available channel tables.
Syntax Returns
[:SENSe]:FREQuency:CTABle:CATalog? <string> is the available channel table name(s). If more than one table is available, the table names are separated with comma. Refer to the [:SENSe]:FREQuency:CTABle[:Select] command for the table names. All :SENSe:FREQuency:CTABle:CATalog? a partial return string may look like this: "CDMA2000 EU PAMR400FL","CDMA2000 EU PAMR400RL","CDMA2000 EU PAMR800FL","CDMA2000 EU PAMR800RL",... [:SENSe]:FREQuency:CTABle[:SELect]
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[:SENSe]:FREQuency:CTABle[:SELect](?)
Selects the channel table. The query command returns the selected channel table.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FREQuency:CTABle[:SELect] <table> [:SENSe]:FREQuency:CTABle[:SELect]?
Arguments
<table>::=<string> specifies a channel table. The table name is represented with the communication standard name followed by -FL (forward link), -RL (reverse link), -UL (uplink), or -DL (downlink). The following channel tables are available: None (does not use channel tables) CDMA2000 EU PAMR400-FL CDMA2000 EU PAMR400-RL CDMA2000 EU PAMR800-FL CDMA2000 EU PAMR800-RL CDMA2000 GSM BAND 1-FL CDMA2000 GSM BAND 1-RL CDMA2000 GSM BAND 2-FL CDMA2000 GSM BAND 2-RL CDMA2000 IMT2000-FL CDMA2000 IMT2000-RL CDMA2000 JTACS BAND-FL CDMA2000 JTACS BAND-RL CDMA2000 KOREA PCS-FL CDMA2000 KOREA PCS-RL CDMA2000 N.A. 700MHz Cellular-FL CDMA2000 N.A. 700MHz Cellular-RL CDMA2000 N.A. Cellular-FL CDMA2000 N.A. Cellular-RL CDMA2000 N.A. PCS-FL CDMA2000 N.A. PCS-RL CDMA2000 NMT450 20k-FL CDMA2000 NMT450 20k-RL CDMA2000 NMT450 25k-FL CDMA2000 NMT450 25k-RL CDMA2000 SMR800-FL CDMA2000 SMR800-RL CDMA2000 TACS BAND-FL CDMA2000 TACS BAND-RL DCS1800-DL DCS1800-UL GSM850-DL GSM850-UL GSM900-DL GSM900-UL IEEE802.11a IEEE802.11b/g NMT450-DL NMT450-UL PCS1900-DL PCS1900-UL TD-SCDMA W-CDMA-DL W-CDMA-UL The table name must be within quotation marks for the argument.
All :SENSe:FREQuency:CTABle:SELect WCDMADL" selects the W-CDMA downlink channel table. [:SENSe]:FREQuency:CTABle:CATalog?
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[:SENSe]:FREQuency:SPAN(?)
Sets or queries the span. NOTE. The center, start, and stop frequencies and the span are interrelated as follows: (Stop frequency + Start frequency) / 2 = Center frequency Stop frequency - Start frequency = Span When you set one of these, all the other settings are automatically changed correspondingly.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FREQuency:SPAN <freq> [:SENSe]:FREQuency:SPAN?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the span. The valid range depends on the measurement mode as listed in Table 2-102. Table 2- 102: Span setting
Measurement mode RSA3408B All S/A modes except RF SARTIME and SAZRTIME d Baseband Other than above RSA3303B and RSA3308B All S/A modes except RF SARTIME and SAZRTIME d Baseband Other than above RF Baseband 50 Hz to 3 GHz (continuous) 50 Hz to 20 MHz (continuous) 100 Hz to 10 MHz (1-2-5 sequence), 15 MHz 100 Hz to 20 MHz (1-2-5 sequence) RF Baseband 50 Hz to 3 GHz (continuous) 50 Hz to 40 MHz (continuous) 100 Hz to 20 MHz (1-2-5 sequence), 36 MHz 100 Hz to 40 MHz (1-2-5 sequence) Frequency band Setting range
All :SENSe:FREQuency:SPAN 1MHz sets the span to 1 MHz.
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[:SENSe]:FREQuency:CENTer, [:SENSe]:FREQuency:STARt, [:SENSe]:FREQuency:STOP
[:SENSe]:FREQuency:STARt(?)
Sets or queries the start frequency.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FREQuency:STARt <freq> [:SENSe]:FREQuency:STARt?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the start frequency. For the setting range, refer to Table 2-101 on page 2-1149. SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SADLR5_3G :SENSe:FREQuency:STARt 800MHz sets the start frequency to 800 MHz. [:SENSe]:FREQuency:CENTer, [:SENSe]:FREQuency:SPAN, [:SENSe]:FREQuency:STOP
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[:SENSe]:FREQuency:STOP(?)
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FREQuency:STOP <freq> [:SENSe]:FREQuency:STOP?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the stop frequency. For the setting range, refer to Table 2-101 on page 2-1149. SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SADLR5_3G :SENSe:FREQuency:STOP 1GHz sets the stop frequency to 1 GHz. [:SENSe]:FREQuency:CENTer, [:SENSe]:FREQuency:SPAN, [:SENSe]:FREQuency:STARt
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[:SENSe]:OBWidth Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:OBWidth commands set the conditions related to the occupied bandwidth (OBW) measurement.
Command Tree
Header [SENSe] :OBWidth :PERCent
Parameter
<numeric_value>
To use a command from this group, you must have run at least the following two commands: 1. Run the following command to set the measurement mode to S/A: :INSTrument[:SELect] { SANORMAL" | SASGRAM" | SARTIME" | SAUL3G" } 2. Run one of the following commands to start the OBW measurement: H H To start the measurement with the default settings: :CONFigure:SPECtrum:OBWidth To start the measurement without modifying the current settings: [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:MEASurement OBWidth
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[:SENSe]:OBWidth:PERCent(?)
Sets or queries the occupied bandwidth for the OBW measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:OBWidth:PERCent <value> [:SENSe]:OBWidth:PERCent?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the occupied bandwidth. Range: 80 to 99.99% (default: 99%) SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAUL3G :SENSe:OBWidth:PERCent 95 sets the occupied bandwidth to 95%.
:PERCent = (Cp/Sp)100
Cp: Power of carrier region Sp: Power of span region NOTE: The command header [:SENSe]:OBWidth is omited here.
Figure 2- 25: Setting up the OBW measurement
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[:SENSe]:PULSe Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:PULSe commands set up the conditions related to the pulse charcteristics analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected TIMPULSE (pulse characteristics analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :PULSe :BLOCk :CHPower :BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration :CRESolution :EBWidth :XDB :FFT :COEFficient :WINDow [:TYPE] :FILTer :BANDwidth|:BWIDth :COEFficient :MEASurement :FREQuency :OFFSet :RECovery [:IMMediate] :LENGth :OBWidth :PERCent :OFFSet :PTOFfset :THReshold
Parameter
<numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> NYQuist | BH4B <numeric_value> <numeric_value> OFF | GAUSsian <numeric_value> FIRSt | USER | OFF <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value>
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[:SENSe]:PULSe:BLOCk(?)
Sets or queries the number of the block to measure in the pulse characteristics analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:PULSe:BLOCk <value> [:SENSe]:PULSe:BLOCk?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the block number. Zero represents the latest block. Range: - to 0 (M: the number of acquired blocks) -M TIMPULSE :SENSe:PULSe:BLOCk -5 sets the block number to -5.
[:SENSe]:PULSe:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?)
Sets or queries the channel bandwidth for the channel power measurement in the pulse characteristics analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:PULSe:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration <value> [:SENSe]:PULSe:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> is the channel bandwidth for the channel power measurement. Range: (Bin bandwidth)8 to full span [Hz]. For the bin bandwidth, refer to the user manual that was shipped with your instrument. TIMPULSE :SENSe:PULSe:CHPower:BANDwidth:INTegration 1.5MHz sets the channel bandwidth to 1.5 MHz.
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[:SENSe]:PULSe:CRESolution(?)
Sets or queries the frequency measurement resolution in the pulse characteristics analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:PULSe:CRESolution <value> [:SENSe]:PULSe:CRESolution?
Arguments
<value>::={ 1 | 10 | 100 | 1k | 10k | 100k | 1M } [Hz] specifies the frequency measurement resolution. TIMPULSE :SENSe:PULSe:CRESolution 1kHz sets the frequency measurement resolution to 1 kHz.
[:SENSe]:PULSe:EBWidth:XDB(?)
Sets or queries the level relative to the maximum peak at which the EBW is measured in the pulse characteristics analysis. Refer to the [:SENSe]:EBWidth:XDB command on page 2-1146.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:PULSe:EBWidth:XDB <value> [:SENSe]:PULSe:EBWidth:XDB?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> is the level at which the EBW is measured. Specify the amplitude relative to the maximum peak. Range: -100 to - dB (default: - dB) -1 -30 TIMPULSE :SENSe:PULSe:EBWidth:XDB -20 specifies that the EBW is measured at a level - dB lower than the maximum -20 peak. [:SENSe]:EBWidth:XDB
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[:SENSe]:PULSe:FFT:COEFficient(?)
Sets or queries the roll-off ratio when the FFT window type is Nyquist in the pulse characteristics analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:PULSe:FFT:COEFficient <value> [:SENSe]:PULSe:FFT:COEFficient?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the roll-off ratio. Range: 0.0001 to 1.0 (default: 0.2) TIMPULSE :SENSe:PULSe:FFT:COEFficient 0.5 sets the roll-off ratio to 0.5. [:SENSe]:PULSe:FFT:WINDow[:TYPE]
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[:SENSe]:PULSe:FFT:WINDow[:TYPE](?)
Selects or queries the FFT window type in the pulse characteristics analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:PULSe:FFT:WINDow[:TYPE] { NYQuist | BH4B } [:SENSe]:PULSe:FFT:WINDow[:TYPE]?
Arguments
NYQuist selects the Nyquist window. BH4B selects the Blackman-Harris 4B type window.
TIMPULSE :SENSe:PULSe:FFT:WINDow:TYPE NYQuist selects the Nyquist window.
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[:SENSe]:PULSe:FILTer:BANDwidth|:BWIDth(?)
Sets or queries the bandwidth of the time measurement filter in the pulse characteristics analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:PULSe:FILTer:BANDwidth|:BWIDth <value> [:SENSe]:PULSe:FILTer:BANDwidth|:BWIDth?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the bandwidth of the time measurement filter. Range: Span/10 to full span. TIMPULSE :SENSe:PULSe:FILTer:BANDwidth 1MHz sets the bandwidth of the time measurement filter to 1 MHz.
[:SENSe]:PULSe:FILTer:COEFficient(?)
Sets or queries the /BT value for the measurement filter when [:SENSe]:PULSe:FILTer:MEASurement is set to GAUSsian.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:PULSe:FILTer:COEFficient <value> [:SENSe]:PULSe:FILTer:COEFficient?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> sets the /BT value for the Gaussian measurement filter. Range: 0.0001 to 1 (default: 0.35) TIMPULSE :SENSe:PULSe:FILTer:COEFficient 0.5 sets the /BT value to 0.5. [:SENSe]:PULSe:FILTer:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:PULSe:FILTer:MEASurement(?)
Selects or queries the measurement filter for the time measurement in the pulse characteristics analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:PULSe:FILTer:MEASurement { OFF | GAUSsian } [:SENSe]:PULSe:FILTer:MEASurement?
Arguments
OFF specifies that no measurement filter is used. GAUSsian selects the Gaussian filter.
TIMPULSE :SENSe:PULSe:FILTer:MEASurement GAUSsian selects the Gaussian filter.
[:SENSe]:PULSe:FREQuency:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the frequency offset for the pulse-pulse phase and the frequency deviation measurements in the pulse characteristics analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:PULSe:FREQuency:RECovery is set to USER. This query command is valid when [:SENSe]:PULSe:FREQuency:RECovery is set to FIRSt or USER.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:PULSe:FREQuency:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:PULSe:FREQuency:OFFSet?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the frequency offset. Range: - to +10 MHz -10 TIMPULSE :SENSe:PULSe:FREQuency:OFFSet 5MHz sets the frequency offset to 5 MHz. [:SENSe]:PULSe:FREQuency:RECovery
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[:SENSe]:PULSe:FREQuency:RECovery(?)
Selects or queries the frequency recovery for the pulse-pulse phase and the frequency deviation measurements in the pulse characteristics analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:PULSe:FREQuency:RECovery { FIRSt | USER | OFF } [:SENSe]:PULSe:FREQuency:RECovery?
Arguments
FIRSt specifies that frequency correction is performed for all pulses based on the frequency error value calculated from the first pulse included in the analysis range. The calculated frequency error is shown in the Frequency Offset side key. USER specifies that all pulses are corrected by the value set up by the [:SENSe]:PULSe:FREQuency:OFFSet command. OFF disables frequency correction.
TIMPULSE :SENSe:PULSe:FREQuency:RECovery FIRSt specifies that frequency correction is performed using the first pulse. [:SENSe]:PULSe:FREQuency:OFFSet
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[:SENSe]:PULSe[:IMMediate] (No Query Form)

Runs calculation for acquired data in the pulse characteristics analysis. To acquire data, use the :INITiate command.
[:SENSe]:PULSe[:IMMediate] None TIMPULSE :SENSe:PULSe:IMMediate runs calculation for acquired data. :INITiate
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[:SENSe]:PULSe:LENGth(?)
Sets or queries the range for the analog modulation analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:PULSe:LENGth <value> [:SENSe]:PULSe:LENGth?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the analysis range by the number of data points. Range: 1 to 1024(Block size). To set the block size, use the [:SENSe]:BSIZe command.
TIMPULSE :SENSe:PULSe:LENGth 1000 sets the analysis range to 1000 points. [:SENSe]:BSIZe
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[:SENSe]:PULSe:OBWidth:PERCent(?)
Sets or queries OBW (Occupied Bandwidth) for the OBW measurement in the pulse characteristics analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:PULSe:OBWidth:PERCent <value> [:SENSe]:PULSe:OBWidth:PERCent?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the occupied bandwidth. Range: 80 to 99.9% (default: 99%). TIMPULSE :SENSe:PULSe:OBWidth:PERCent 95 sets the occupied bandwidth to 95%.
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[:SENSe]:PULSe:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the measurement start position for the pulse characteristics analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:PULSe:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:PULSe:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the measurement start position by the number of points. Range: 0 to 1024(Block size) - 1. To set the block size, use the [:SENSe]:BSIZe command. TIMPULSE :SENSe:PULSe:OFFSet 500 sets the measurement start position to point 500. [:SENSe]:BSIZe
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[:SENSe]:PULSe:PTOFfset(?)
Sets or queries the time offset for the pulse-pulse phase measurement point.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:PULSe:PTOFfset <value> [:SENSe]:PULSe:PTOFfset?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the time offset. Range: 0 to 1 s (the default is 0) The default value is 0 (zero), that is, the measurement point is at the beginning of the pulse-on time. TIMPULSE :SENSe:PULSe:PTOFfset 1.5m Sets the time offset to 1.5 ms.
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[:SENSe]:PULSe:THReshold(?)
Sets or queries the threshold level to detect pulses in acquired data.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:PULSe:THReshold <value> [:SENSe]:PULSe:THReshold?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the threshold level. Range: -100 to 0 dBc (the default is - dBc) -3 TIMPULSE :SENSe:PULSe:THReshold -20 sets the threshold level to - dBc. -20
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[:SENSe]:ROSCillator Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:ROSCillator commands set up the reference oscillator.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :ROSCillator :SOURce
Parameter
INTernal | EXTernal
[:SENSe]:ROSCillator:SOURce(?)
Selects or queries the reference oscillator.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ROSCillator:SOURce { INTernal | EXTernal } [:SENSe]:ROSCillator:SOURce?
Arguments
INTernal selects the internal reference oscillator. EXTernal selects the external reference oscillator. Connect it to the REF IN connector on the rear panel.
All :SENSe:ROSCillator:SOURce EXTernal selects the external reference oscillator.
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[:SENSe]:SEMask Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:SEMask commands set up the conditions related to the spectrum emission mask measurement in the S/A (spectrum analysis) mode.
Command Tree
Header [SENSe] :SEMask :BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration :FILTer :COEFficient :TYPE :LIMit :ISPurious :ZONE<x> [:STATe] :OFCHannel :ZONE<x> [:STATe] :MEASurement :RCHannel :LEVel :MODE
Parameter
<frequency> <numeric_value> RECTangle | GAUSsian | NYQuist | RNYQuist
<boolean>
<boolean> OFCHannel | ISPurious <numeric_value> AUTO | MANual
To use a command from this group, you must have run at least the following two commands: 1. Run the following command to set the measurement mode to S/A: :INSTrument[:SELect] { SANORMAL" | SARTIME" } 2. Run one of the following commands to start the spectrum emission mask measurement: H H To start the measurement with the default settings: :CONFigure:SPECtrum:SEMask To start the measurement without modifying the current settings: [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:MEASurement SEMask
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[:SENSe]:SEMask:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?)
Sets or queries the channel bandwidth in the specturm emission mask measurement. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE is set to AUTO.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SEMask:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration <value> [:SENSe]:SEMask:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the channel bandwidth. Range: (bin bandwidth)8 to full span [Hz]. For the bin bandwidth, refer to the user manual that was shipped with your instrument. SANORMAL, SARTIME :SENSe:SEMask:BANDwidth:INTegration 3.5MHz sets the channel bandwidth to 3.5 MHz. [:SENSe]:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE
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[:SENSe]:SEMask:FILTer:COEFficient(?)
Sets or queries the filter roll-off rate in the spectrum emission mask measurement when [:SENSe]:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE is set to NYQuist (Nyquist filter) or RNYQuist (Root Nyquist filter). This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE is set to AUTO.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SEMask:FILTer:COEFficient <ratio> [:SENSe]:SEMask:FILTer:COEFficient?
<ratio>::=<NRf> specifies the roll-off rate. Range: 0.0001 to 1. SANORMAL, SARTIME :SENSe:SEMask:FILTer:COEFficient 0.5 sets the filter roll-off rate to 0.5. [:SENSe]:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE, [:SENSe]:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE
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[:SENSe]:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE(?)
Selects or queries the filter in the spectrum emission mask measurement. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE is set to AUTO.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE { RECTangle | GAUSsian | NYQuist | RNYQuist } [:SENSe]:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE?
Arguments
RECTangle selects the rectangular filter. GAUSsian selects the Gaussian filter. NYQuist selects the Nyquist filter. RNYQuist selects the Root Nyquist filter.
SANORMAL, SARTIME :SENSe:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE NYQuist selects the Nyquist filter for the spectrum emission mask measurement. [:SENSe]:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE
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[:SENSe]:SEMask:LIMit:ISPurious:ZONE<x>[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to enable or disable the inband spurious limit test for the specified zone in the spectrum emission mask measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SEMask:LIMit:ISPurious:ZONE<x>[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:SEMask:LIMit:ISPurious:ZONE<x>[:STATe]? Where <x> = 1 to 12, representing the zone number A to L, respectively.
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the inband spurious limit test for the specified zone. OFF or 0 disables the inband spurious limit test for the specified zone.
SANORMAL, SARTIME :SENSe:SEMask:LIMit:ISPurious:ZONE1:STATe ON enables the inband spurious limit test for Zone A.
[:SENSe]:SEMask:LIMit:OFCHannel:ZONE<x>[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to enable or disable the offset from channel limit test for the specified zone in the spectrum emission mask measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SEMask:LIMit:OFCHannel:ZONE<x>[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:SEMask:LIMit:OFCHannel:ZONE<x>[:STATe]? Where <x> = 1 to 12, representing the zone number A to L, respectively.
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the offset from channel limit test for the specified zone. OFF or 0 disables the offset from channel limit test for the specified zone.
SANORMAL, SARTIME :SENSe:SEMask:LIMit:OFCHannel:ZONE1:STATe ON enables the offset from channel limit test for Zone A.
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[:SENSe]:SEMask:MEASurement(?)
Selects or queries the limit table type for limit testing in the spectrum emission mask measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SEMask:MEASurement { OFCHannel | ISPurious } [:SENSe]:SEMask:MEASurement?
Arguments
OFCHannel selects the Offset From Channel type where frequency zones are specified by the difference from the center frequency. ISPurious selects the Inband Spurious type in which frequency zones are specified by the absolute values.
SANORMAL, SARTIME :SENSe:SEMask:MEASurement ISPurious selects the Inband Spurious limit table in the spectrum emission mask measurement.
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[:SENSe]:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel(?)
Sets or queries the reference channel level in the spectrum emission mask measurement. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SEMask:RCHannel :MODE is MANual.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel <value> [:SENSe]:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the reference level. Range: -150 to +30 dBm. SANORMAL, SARTIME :SENSe:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel -10dBm sets the reference channel level to - dBm for the spectrum emission mask -10 measurement. [:SENSe]:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE
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[:SENSe]:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE(?)
Determines whether to set the reference channel level automatically or manually.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE { AUTO | MANual } [:SENSe]:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE?
Arguments
AUTO specifies that the reference channel level is set automatically from the input signal. MANual specifies that the reference channel level is set manually using the [:SENSe]:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel command.
SANORMAL, SARTIME :SENSe:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE AUTO specifies that the reference channel level is set automatically. [:SENSe]:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel
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[:SENSe]:SPECtrum Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:SPECtrum commands set up the conditions related to the spectrum measurement in the S/A (spectrum analysis) mode.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :SPECtrum :AVERage :CLEar :COUNt [:STATE] TYPE :BANDwidth|:BWIDth [:RESolution] :AUTO :STATe :VIDeo :STATe :SWEep [:TIMe] :DETector [:FUNction] :FILTer :COEFficient :TYPE :FFT :ERESolution :LENGth :STARt :WINDow [:TYPE]
Parameter
<numeric_value> <boolean> RMS | MAXimum | MINimum <numeric_value> <boolean> <boolean> <numeric_value> (Option 21 and 29) <boolean> <numeric_value> NEGative | POSitive | PNEgative <numeric_value> RECTangle | GAUSsian | NYQuist | RNYQuist <boolean> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> BH3A | BH3B | BH4A | BH4B | BLACkman | HAMMing | HANNing | PARZen | ROSEnfield | WELCh | SLOBe | SCUBed | STO4 | FLATtop | RECT <numeric_value> OFF | CHPower | ACPower | OBWidth | EBWidth | CNRatio | CFRequency | SEMask
:FRAMe :MEASurement
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:ZOOM :BLOCk :FREQuency :CENTer :WIDTh :LENGth :OFFSet
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[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:AVERage:CLEar (No Query Form)

Clears average data and counter, and restarts the averaging process.
[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:AVERage:CLEar None All S/A modes except SARTIME and SAZRTIME :SENSe:SPECtrum:AVERage:CLEar Clears average data and counter, and restarts the averaging process.
[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:AVERage:COUNt(?)
Sets or queries the number of traces to combine using the :TYPE setting (refer to page 2-1180).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:AVERage:COUNt <value> [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:AVERage:COUNt?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> is the number of traces to combine for averaging. Range: 1 to 100000 (default: 20) 1 to 1000 (SARTIME mode except spectrum emission mask measurement) 1 to 125 (spectrum emission mask measurement in the SARTIME mode) All S/A modes except SAZRTIME :SENSe:SPECtrum:AVERage:COUNt 64 sets the average count to 64. [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:AVERage:TYPE
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[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:AVERage[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to turn averaging on or off.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:AVERage[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:AVERage[:STATe]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 turns off averaging. ON or 1 turns on averaging.
All S/A modes except SAZRTIME :SENSe:SPECtrum:AVERage:STATe ON turns on averaging.
[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:AVERage:TYPE(?)
Selects or queries the type of averaging.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:AVERage:TYPE { RMS | MAXimum | MINimum } [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:AVERage:TYPE?
Arguments
RMS performs the averaging process with RMS (root-mean-square). MAXimum retains the maximum value at each data point on the waveform. MINimum retains the minimum value at each data point on the waveform.
All S/A modes except SARTIME and SAZRTIME :SENSe:SPECtrum:AVERage:TYPE RMS performs the averaging process with RMS.
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[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution](?)
Sets or queries the resolution bandwidth (RBW) when [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution]:AUTO is set to Off. NOTE. This command is invalid in the spectrum emission mask measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution] <freq> [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution]?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the RBW. For the setting range, refer to Table D- in Appendix D. -1 All S/A modes except SARTIME and SAZRTIME :SENSe:SPECtrum:BANDwidth:RESolution 80kHz sets the RBW to 80 kHz. [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution]:AUTO
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[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution]:AUTO(?)
Determines whether to automatically set the resolution bandwidth (RBW) by the span setting. NOTE. This command is invalid in the spectrum emission mask measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution]:AUTO { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution]:AUTO?
Arguments
OFF or 0 specifies that the RBW is not set automatically. To set it, use the [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution] command. ON or 1 specifies that the RBW is set automatically.
All S/A modes except SARTIME and SAZRTIME :SENSe:SPECtrum:BANDwidth:RESolution:AUTO ON specifies that the RBW is set automatically. [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution]
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[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:STATe(?)
Determines whether to perform the resolution bandwidth (RBW) process. NOTE. This command is invalid in the spectrum emission mask measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:STATe { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:STATe?
Arguments
OFF or 0 specifies that the RBW process is not performed so that a spectrum immediately after the FFT process is displayed on screen. ON or 1 specifies that the RBW process is performed.
All S/A modes except SARTIME and SAZRTIME :SENSe:SPECtrum:BANDwidth:STATe ON specifies that the resolution bandwidth process is performed.
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[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:VIDeo(?)
Option 21 and 29
Sets or queries the frequency bandwidth of the video filter for the spurious measurement in the RFID analysis (Option 21) and for the spectrum mask measurement in the IEEE802.11n (nx1) analysis (Option 29).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:VIDeo <value> [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:VIDeo?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the frequency bandwidth of the video filter. Range: 0 to 1 GHz. The setting value may be limited by the sweep time setting. DEMRFID, DEMSWLAN :SENSe:SPECtrum:BANDwidth:VIDeo 100kHz sets the frequency bandwidth of the video filter to 100 kHz. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement, [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:VIDeo:STATe(?)
Option 21 and 29
Determines whether or not to use the video filter for the spurious measurement in the RFID analysis (Option 21) and for the spectrum mask measurement in the IEEE802.11n (nx1) analysis (Option 29).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:VIDeo:STATe { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:VIDeo:STATe?
Arguments
OFF or 0 disables the video filter. ON or 1 enables the video filter.
DEMRFID, DEMSWLAN :SENSe:SPECtrum:BANDwidth:VIDeo:STATe ON enables the video filter. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement, [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:VIDeo:SWEep[:TIME](?)
Option 21 and 29
Sets or queries the sweep time for the video filter for the spurious measurement in the RFID analysis (Option 21) and for the spectrum mask measurement in the IEEE802.11n (nx1) analysis (Option 29).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:VIDeo:SWEep[:TIMe] <value> [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:VIDeo:SWEep[:TIME]?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the sweep time. Range: 0 to 100 s. DEMRFID, DEMSWLAN :SENSe:SPECtrum:BANDwidth:VIDeo:SWEep:TIMe 100m sets the sweep time to 100 ms. :INSTrument[:SELect], [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement, [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:DETector[:FUNCtion](?)
Selects or queries the display detector (method to be used for decimating traces to fit the available horizontal space on screen). The number of horizontal pixel positions on screen is generally smaller than that of waveform data points. When actually displayed, the waveform data is therefore thinned out according to the number of horizontal pixel positions which can be displayed. For details, refer to the user manual that was shipped with your instrument.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:DETector[:FUNCtion] { NEGative | POSitive | PNEgative } [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:DETector[:FUNCtion]?
Arguments
NEGative shows the minimum value of the data corresponding to each horizontal pixel position. POSitive shows the maximum value of the data corresponding to each horizontal pixel position. PNEgative draws a line connecting the maximum and minimum points of the data corresponding to each horizontal pixel position.
All S/A modes except SARTIME and SAZRTIME :SENSe:SPECtrum:DETector:FUNCtion PNEgative displays waveform drawing a line that connects the maximum and minimum points of the data for each pixel.
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[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FILTer:COEFficient(?)
Sets or queries the roll-off rate of the RBW filter when you have selected either NYQuist (Nyquist filter) or RNYQuist (Root Nyquist filter) in the [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FILTer:TYPE command.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FILTer:COEFficient <ratio> [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FILTer:COEFficient?
Arguments Measurement Modes
<ratio>::=<NRf> specifies the roll-off rate. Range: 0 to 1. All S/A modes except SAZRTIME NOTE. In the SARTIME mode, this command is valid in the spectrum emission mask measurement only.
Examples
:SENSe:SPECtrum:FILTer:COEFficient 0.5 sets the RBW filter roll-off rate to 0.5. [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FILTer:TYPE
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[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FILTer:TYPE(?)
Selects or queries the RBW filter.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FILTer:TYPE { RECTangle | GAUSsian | NYQuist | RNYQuist } [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FILTer:TYPE?
Arguments
Measurement Modes
All S/A modes except SAZRTIME NOTE. In the SARTIME mode, this command is valid in the spectrum emission mask measurement only.
Examples
:SENSe:SPECtrum:FILTer:TYPE NYQuist selects the Nyquist filter for RBW.
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[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FFT:ERESolution(?)
Determines whether to enable the extended resolution that eliminates the limit on the number of FFT points (it is normally limited internally). NOTE. This command is invalid in the spectrum emission mask measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FFT:ERESolution { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FFT:ERESolution?
Arguments
OFF or 0 disables the extended resolution. The number of FFT points is limited internally. ON or 1 allows you to set the number of FFT points up to 65536. Use the [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FFT:LENGth command to set the number. NOTE. It is recommended to keep the extended resolution off as its default condition.
All S/A modes except SARTIME and SAZRTIME :SENSe:SPECtrum:FFT:ERESolution ON enables the extended resolution. [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FFT:LENGth
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[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FFT:LENGth(?)
Sets or queries the number of FFT points. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:STATe is OFF.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FFT:LENGth <value> [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FFT:LENGth?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> sets the number of FFT points. Range: 64 to 65536 in powers of 2. All S/A modes except SAZRTIME NOTE. Only query is valid in the SARTIME mode. Also only query is valid in the spectrum emission mask measurement.
Measurement Modes
Examples
:SENSe:SPECtrum:FFT:LENGth 1024 sets the number of FFT points to 1024. [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:STATe
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[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FFT:STARt(?)
Sets or queries the FFT start point between 1024-point overlapped FFTs in the real-time S/A mode.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FFT:STARt <value> [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FFT:STARt?
Arguments
<value>::={ 64 | 128 | 256 | 512 | 1024 } selects the FFT start point between 1024-points overlapped FFTs with the number of data points. NOTE. When :TRACe:MODE is set to AVERage, the start point fixes at 1024. In the DEMAUDIO mode (Option 10 only), when :TRACe:AUDio:MODE is set to AVERage or HRESolution, the start point fixes at 1024.
SARTIME, DEMAUDIO :SENSe:SPECtrum:FFT:STARt 256 sets the FFT start point to 256 points. :TRACe:MODE, :TRACe:AUDio:MODE
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[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FFT:WINDow[:TYPE](?)
Selects or queries the FFT window function. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:STATe is OFF. NOTE. Only query is valid in the spectrum emission mask measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FFT:WINDow[:TYPE] { BH3A | BH3B | BH4A | BH4B | BLACkman | HAMMing | HANNing | PARZen | ROSenfield | WELCh | SLOBe | SCUBed | ST4T | FLATtop | RECT } [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FFT:WINDow[:TYPE]?
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Arguments
Table 2-103 shows the arguments and their meanings. Table 2- 103: FFT windows
Argument BH3A BH3B BH4A BH4B BLACkman HAMMing HANNing PARZen ROSenfield WELCh SLOBe SCUBed ST4T FLATtop RECT FFT window Blackman-- Harris 3A type Blackman-- Harris 3B type Blackman-- Harris 4A type Blackman-- Harris 4B type Blackman Hamming Hanning Parzen Rosenfield Welch Sine lobe Sine cubed Sine to 4th Flat top Rectangular
All S/A modes except SAZRTIME :SENSe:SPECtrum:FFT:WINDow:TYPE HAMMing selects the Hamming window. [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:STATe
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[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FRAMe(?)
Sets or queries the frame number of the spectrum frame to be measured in the Real Time S/A (real-time spectrum analysis) mode.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FRAMe <number> [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FRAMe?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the frame number. Range: - to 0 -M (M: Block size set using the [:SENSe]:BSIZe command) SARTIME :SENSe:SPECtrum:FRAMe -5 sets the frame number to -5. [:SENSe]:BSIZe, [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BLOCk
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[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:MEASurement(?)
Selects and runs the measurement item in the S/A (spectrum analysis) mode. The query version of this command returns the current measurement item.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:MEASurement { OFF | CHPower | ACPower | OBWidth | EBWidth | CNRatio | CFRequency | SPURious | SEMask } [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:MEASurement?
Arguments
Table 2-104 shows the arguments and their meanings. Table 2- 104: S/A mode measurement items
Argument OFF CHPower ACPower OBWidth EBWidth CNRatio CFRequency SPURious SEMask Measurement item Turns off the measurement Channel power Adjacent channel leakage power (ACPR) Occupied bandwidth (OBW) Emission bandwidth (EBW) Carrier-to-noise ratio (C/N) Carrier frequency Spurious signal Spectrum emission mask
SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME, SAUL3G :SENSe:SPECtrum:MEASurement CHPower runs the channel power measurement.
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[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:ZOOM:BLOCk(?)
Sets or queries the number of the block to zoom in the Real-Time S/A with Zoom mode.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:ZOOM:BLOCk <value> [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:ZOOM:BLOCk?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the block number to zoom. Zero represents the latest block. Range: - to 0 (M: Number of acquired blocks). -M SAZRTIME :SENSe:SPECtrum:ZOOM:BLOCk -5 sets the block number to -5.
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[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:ZOOM:FREQuency:CENTer(?)
Sets or queries the center frequency of a zoomed area in the Real-Time S/A with Zoom mode.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:ZOOM:FREQuency:CENTer <value> [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:ZOOM:FREQuency:CENTer?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the center frequency of a zoomed area. The setting value must be within the measurement frequency range. SAZRTIME :SENSe:SPECtrum:ZOOM:FREQuency:CENTer 1.75GHz sets the center frequency of the zoomed area to 1.75 GHz.
[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:ZOOM:FREQuency:WIDTh(?)
Sets or queries the frequency width of a zoomed area in the Real-Time S/A with Zoom mode.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:ZOOM:FREQuency:WIDTh <value> [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:ZOOM:FREQuency:WIDTh?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the frequency width of a zoomed area. The setting value must be within the measurement frequency range. SAZRTIME :SENSe:SPECtrum:ZOOM:FREQuency:WIDTh 500kHz sets the frequency width of the zoomed area to 500 kHz.
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[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:ZOOM:LENGth(?)
Sets or queries the time length of a zoomed area in the Real-Time S/A with Zoom mode.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:ZOOM:LENGth <value> [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:ZOOM:LENGth?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the range of a zoomed area by the number of data points. Range: The smaller of 1 to [1024(block size)] or [81920 - 512 = 81408]. To set the block size, use the [:SENSe]:BSIZe command. SAZRTIME :SENSe:SPECtrum:ZOOM:LENGth 1000 sets the measurement range to 1000 points. [:SENSe]:BSIZe
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[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:ZOOM:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the starting point of a zoomed area in the Real-Time S/A with Zoom mode.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SPECtrum:ZOOM:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:ZOOM:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the starting point of a zoomed area by considering the trigger output point as the reference. Range: 0 to 1024(Block size) -1. To set the block size, use the [:SENSe]:BSIZe command. SAZRTIME :SENSe:SPECtrum:ZOOM:OFFSet 500 sets the starting point of a zoomed area to point 500. [:SENSe]:BSIZe
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[:SENSe]:SPURious Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:SPURious commands set up the conditions related to the spurious signal measurement.
Command Tree
Header [SENSe] :SPURious [:THReshold] :EXCursion :IGNore :SIGNal :SPURious
Parameter
To use a command from this group, you must have run at least the following two commands: 1. Run the following command to set the measurement mode to S/A: :INSTrument[:SELect] { SANORMAL" | SASGRAM" | SARTIME" } 2. Run one of the following commands to start the spurious signal measurement: H H To start the measurement with the default settings: :CONFigure:SPECtrum:SPURious To start the measurement without modifying the current settings: [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:MEASurement SPURious
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[:SENSe]:SPURious[:THReshold]:EXCursion(?)
Sets or queries the excursion level to determine if the signal is spurious in the spurious signal measurement (see Figure 2-26).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SPURious[:THReshold]:EXCursion <level> [:SENSe]:SPURious[:THReshold]:EXCursion?
Arguments
<level>::=<NRf> specifies the excursion level. If the signal exceeds the excursion level and meets the other threshold requirements that you set, it is considered to be spurious. Range: 0 to 30 dB (default: 3 dB) SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME :SENSe:SPURious:THReshold:EXCursion 5 sets the excursion level to 5 dB.
:IGNore
:SIGNal
:SPURious
:EXCursion
Regular signal
Spurious signal
NOTE: Command header [:SENSe]:SPURious[:THReshold] is omitted here.
Figure 2- 26: Setting up the spurious signal measurement
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[:SENSe]:SPURious[:THReshold]:IGNore(?)
Sets or queries the range not to detect spurious signals around the carrier peak signal to avoid errors (see Figure 2-26).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SPURious[:THReshold]:IGNore <value> [:SENSe]:SPURious[:THReshold]:IGNore?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the range not to detect spurious around the carrier peak signal. Range: 0 to Span/2 [Hz]. SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME :SENSe:SPURious:THReshold:IGNore 1MHz sets the range not to detect spurious to 1 MHz.
[:SENSe]:SPURious[:THReshold]:SIGNal(?)
Sets or queries the threshold level to determine if the signal is the carrier in the spurious signal measurement (see Figure 2-26).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SPURious[:THReshold]:SIGNal <level> [:SENSe]:SPURious[:THReshold]:SIGNal?
Arguments
<level>::=<NR1> specifies the signal criterion level. If the signal exceeds the level, it is considered to be the carrier. Range: -100 to +30 dBm SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME :SENSe:SPURious:THReshold:SIGNal -30 sets the carrier criterion level to - dBm. -30
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[:SENSe]:SPURious[:THReshold]:SPURious(?)
Sets or queries the threshold level to determine if the signal is spurious in the spurious signal measurement (see Figure 2-26).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SPURious[:THReshold]:SPURious <level> [:SENSe]:SPURious[:THReshold]:SPURious?
Arguments
<level>::=<NR1> specifies the spurious criterion level relative to the carrier peak. If the signal exceeds the level and meets the other threshold requirements that you set, it is considered to be spurious. Range: - to - dB. -90 -30 SANORMAL, SASGRAM, SARTIME :SENSe:SPURious:THReshold:SPURious -50 sets the spurious criterion level to - dB relative to the carrier peak. -50
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[:SENSe]:TRANsient Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:TRANsient commands set up the conditions related to the time characteristic analysis. The time characteristic analysis includes IQ level vs. time, power vs. time, and frequency vs. time measurements. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected TIMTRAN (time characteristic analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :TRANsient :BLOCk [:IMMediate] :ITEM :LENGth :OFFSet
Parameter
<numeric_value> IQVTime | PVTime | FVTime <numeric_value> <numeric_value>
For the commands defining the analysis range, see the following figure. The analysis range is shown by a green line in the overview.
All data points in block NOTE: Command header [:SENSe]:TRANsient is omitted here.
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[:SENSe]:TRANsient:BLOCk(?)
Sets or queries the number of the block to measure in the time characteristic analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TRANsient:BLOCk <value> [:SENSe]:TRANsient:BLOCk?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the block number. Zero represents the latest block. Range: - to 0 (M: Number of acquired blocks) -M TIMTRAN :SENSe:TRANsient:BLOCk -5 sets the block number to -5.
[:SENSe]:TRANsient[:IMMediate] (No Query Form)

Runs the time characteristic analysis calculation for the acquired data. To select the measurement item, use the [:SENSe]:TRANsient:ITEM command. To acquire data, use the :INITiate command.
[:SENSe]:TRANsient[:IMMediate] None TIMTRAN :SENSe:TRANsient:IMMediate runs the time characteristic analysis calculation. :INITiate, [:SENSe]:TRANsient:ITEM
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[:SENSe]:TRANsient:ITEM(?)
Selects or queries the measurement item in the time characteristic analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TRANsient:ITEM { OFF | IQVTime | PVTime | FVTime } [:SENSe]:TRANsient:ITEM?
Arguments
OFF turns off measurement. IQVTime selects the IQ level vs. time measurement. PVTime selects the power vs. time measurement. FVTime selects the frequency vs. time measurement.
TIMTRAN :SENSe:TRANsient:ITEM IQVTime selects the IQ level vs. time measurement.
[:SENSe]:TRANsient:LENGth(?)
Sets or queries the range for the time characteristic analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TRANsient:LENGth <value> [:SENSe]:TRANsient:LENGth?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the analysis range by the number of data points. Range: 1 to 1024Block size (Block size 500). To set the block size, use the [:SENSe]:BSIZe command.
TIMTRAN :SENSe:TRANsient:LENGth 1000 sets the analysis range to 1000 points. [:SENSe]:BSIZe
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[:SENSe]:TRANsient:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the measurement start position in the time characteristic analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TRANsient:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:TRANsient:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> defines the measurement start position by the number of points. Range: 0 to 1024(Block size). To set the block size, use the [:SENSe]:BSIZe command. TIMTRAN :SENSe:TRANsient:OFFSet 500 sets the measurement start position to point 500. [:SENSe]:BSIZe
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This section describes the :SENSe commands for optional analysis software as shown in Table 2-105. Table 2- 105: :SENSe command subgroups (Option)
Command header Option 10 Audio measurement related [:SENSe]:AUDio Option 21 Advanced measurement suite related [:SENSe]:DDEMod [:SENSe]:RFID [:SENSe]:SSOurce Option 24 GSM/EDGE related [:SENSe]:GSMedge Option 25 cdma2000 related [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACPower [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CHPower [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:IM [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:OBWidth [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel [:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask Option 26 1xEV-DO related [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACPower [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CDPower [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CHPower [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:IM [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:OBWidth Sets up conditions for the 1xEV-DO analysis. Sets up the ACPR measurement. Sets up the CCDF measurement. Sets up the code domain power measurement. Sets up the channel power measurement. Sets up the intermodulation measurement. Sets up the modulation accuracy measurement. Sets up the occupied bandwidth measurement. page 2-- 1381 page 2-- 1388 page 2-- 1392 page 2-- 1394 page 2-- 1403 page 2-- 1407 page 2-- 1412 page 2-- 1424 Sets up conditions for the cdma2000 analysis. Sets up the ACPR measurement. Sets up the CCDF measurement. Sets up the code domain power measurement. Sets up the channel power measurement. Sets up the intermodulation measurement. Sets up the modulation accuracy measurement. Sets up the occupied bandwidth measurement. Sets up the pilot-to-code channel measurement. Sets up the gated output power measurement. Sets up the spectrum emission mask measurement. page 2-- 1315 page 2-- 1322 page 2-- 1326 page 2-- 1328 page 2-- 1337 page 2-- 1341 page 2-- 1346 page 2-- 1357 page 2-- 1359 page 2-- 1367 page 2-- 1373 Sets up the GSM/EDGE analysis. page 2-- 1301 Sets up the digital modulation analysis. Sets up the RFID analysis. Sets up the signal source analysis. page 2-- 1221 page 2-- 1244 page 2-- 1276 Sets up the audio measurements. page 2-- 1210 Function Refer to:
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Table 2- 105: :SENSe command subgroups (Option) (Cont.)

Command header [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel [:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:PVTime [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask Option 28 TD-SCDMA analysis related [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACLR [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACQuisition [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:CHPower [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SELect [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:STABle [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask Option 29 WLAN related [:SENSe]:M2WLAN [:SENSe]:SWLAN [:SENSe]:WLAN Option 30 3GPP-R5 related [:SENSe]:AC3Gpp [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CFRequency [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CHPower [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:EBWidth [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:OBWidth [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP Sets up the W-CDMA ACLR measurement. Sets up the modulation analysis for 3GPP-R5 downlink. Sets up the ACLR measurement. Sets up the carrier frequency measurement. Sets up the channel power measurement. Sets up the EBW measurement. Sets up the multi-carrier ACLR measurement. Sets up the OBW measurement. Sets up the spectrum emission mask measurement. Sets up the W-CDMA downlink analysis. Sets up the modulation analysis for 3GPP-R5 uplink. page 2-- 1538 page 2-- 1540 page 2-- 1551 page 2-- 1556 page 2-- 1558 page 2-- 1561 page 2-- 1563 page 2-- 1568 page 2-- 1570 page 2-- 1577 page 2-- 1585 Sets up the IEEE802.11n MIMO analysis. Sets up the IEEE802.11n (nx1) analysis. Sets up the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis. page 2-- 1505 page 2-- 1515 page 2-- 1527 Sets up conditions for the TD-SCDMA analysis. Sets up the ACLR measurement. Sets up the acquisition conditions. Sets up the analysis conditions. Sets up the channel power measurement. Sets up the intermodulation measurement. Sets up the modulation accuracy measurement. Sets up the modulation conditions. Sets up the OBW measurement. Sets up the select conditions Sets up the spectrum emission mask measurement. Sets up the spectrum conditions. Sets up conditions for the symbol table. Sets up the transmit on/off mask measurement. page 2-- 1452 page 2-- 1456 page 2-- 1458 page 2-- 1461 page 2-- 1468 page 2-- 1470 page 2-- 1474 page 2-- 1479 page 2-- 1484 page 2-- 1487 page 2-- 1491 page 2-- 1498 page 2-- 1500 page 2-- 1502 Function Sets up the pilot-to-code channel measurement. Sets up the gated output power measurement. Sets up the spectrum emission mask measurement. Refer to: page 2-- 1426 page 2-- 1435 page 2-- 1441
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Table 2- 105: :SENSe command subgroups (Option) (Cont.)

Command header Option 40 3GPP-R6 related [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP Sets up the modulation analysis for 3GPP-R6 downlink. Sets up the modulation analysis for 3GPP-R6 uplink. page 2-- 1596 page 2-- 1610 Function Refer to:
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[:SENSe]:AUDio Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:AUDio commands set up the conditions related to the audio measurements. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMAUDIO (audio measurements) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :AUDio :CCITt [:STATe] :CMESsage [:STATe] :DEMPhasis [:STATe] :TCONstant :DTYPe :FILTer :HPASs :FREQuency [:STATe] [:LPASs] :FREQuency [:STATe] :HARMonics :MEASurement :SAVEasref :THReshold :EXCursion :IGNore :NHARmonics
Parameter
<boolean> <boolean> <boolean> <numeric_value> BASeband | AM | FM
<numeric_value> <boolean> <numeric_value> <boolean> <numeric_value> SNDRatio | SINad | HARMonics | HNRatio
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[:SENSe]:AUDio:CCITt[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to enable or disable the CCITT filter for the low-pass filter (LPF) in the audio measurements.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:AUDio:CCITt[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:AUDio:CCITt[:STATe]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 disables the CCITT LPF. ON or 1 enables the CCITT LPF.
DEMAUDIO :SENSe:AUDio:CCITt:STATe ON enables the CCITT LPF. [:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer[:LPASs]:FREQuency
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[:SENSe]:AUDio:CMESsage[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to enable or disable the C-Message filter for the low-pass filter (LPF) in the audio measurements.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:AUDio:CMESsage[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:AUDio:CMESsage[:STATe]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 disables the C-Message LPF. ON or 1 enables the C-Message LPF.
DEMAUDIO :SENSe:AUDio:CMESsage:STATe ON enables the C-Message LPF. [:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer[:LPASs]:FREQuency
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[:SENSe]:AUDio:DEMPhasis[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to enable or disable de-emphasis in the audio measurements.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:AUDio:DEMPhasis[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:AUDio:DEMPhasis[:STATe]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 disables de-emphasis. ON or 1 enables de-emphasis. Select the time constant using the [:SENSe]:AUDio:DEMPhasis:TCONstant command.
DEMAUDIO :SENSe:AUDio:DEMPhasis:STATe ON enables de-emphasis. [:SENSe]:AUDio:DEMPhasis:TCONstant
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[:SENSe]:AUDio:DEMPhasis:TCONstant(?)
Selects or queries the de-emphasis time constant in the audio measurements.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:AUDio:DEMPhasis:TCONstant <value> [:SENSe]:AUDio:DEMPhasis:TCONstant?
Arguments
<value>::={ 25us | 50us | 75us | 750us } selects the time constant, where us represents s (microseconds). You can also express the arguments as 25E-6, 50E-6, 75E-6, and 750E-6, respectively. DEMAUDIO :SENSe:AUDio:DEMPhasis 750us sets the de-emphasis time constant to 750 s. [:SENSe]:AUDio:DEMPhasis[:STATe]
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[:SENSe]:AUDio:DTYPe(?)
Selects or queries the demodulation type in the audio measurements.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:AUDio:DTYPe { BASeband | AM | FM } [:SENSe]:AUDio:DTYPe?
Arguments
BASeband selects baseband (directly input a non-modulated audio signal). AM selects AM (Amplitude Modulation). FM selects FM (Frequency Modulation).
DEMAUDIO :SENSe:AUDio:DTYPe AM selects AM.
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[:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer:HPASs:FREQuency(?)
Selects or queries the audio high-pass filter (HPF) in the audio measurements.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer:HPASs:FREQuency <freq> [:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer:HPASs:FREQuency?
Arguments
<freq>::={ 50Hz | 300Hz | 400Hz } selects the HPF. You can also express the arguments as 50, 300, and 400, respectively. DEMAUDIO :SENSe:AUDio:FILTer:HPASs:FREQuency 50 selects the 50 Hz high-pass filter. [:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer:HPASs[:STATe]
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[:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer:HPASs[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to enable or disable the audio high-pass filter (HPF).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer:HPASs[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer:HPASs[:STATe]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 disables the HPF. ON or 1 enables the HPF. Select the filter using the [:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer :HPASs:FREQuency command.
DEMAUDIO :SENSe:AUDio:FILTer:HPASs:STATe ON enables the HPF. [:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer:HPASs:FREQuency
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[:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer[:LPASs]:FREQuency(?)
Selects or queries the audio low-pass filter (LPF) in the audio measurements.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer[:LPASs]:FREQuency <freq> [:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer[:LPASs]:FREQuency?
Arguments
<freq>::={ 3kHz | 15kHz | 30kHz | 80kHz } selects the LPF. You can also express the arguments as 3000, 15000, 30000, and 80000, respectively. DEMAUDIO :SENSe:AUDio:FILTer:LPASs:FREQuency 3kHz selects the 3 kHz low-pass filter. [:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer[:LPASs][:STATe]
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[:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer[:LPASs][:STATe](?)
Determines whether to enable or disable the audio low-pass filter (LPF).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer[:LPASs][:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer[:LPASs][:STATe]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 disables the LPF. ON or 1 enables the LPF. Select the filter using the [:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer :LPASs:FREQuency command.
DEMAUDIO :SENSe:AUDio:FILTer:LPASs:STATe ON enables the LPF. [:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer[:LPASs]:FREQuency
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[:SENSe]:AUDio:HARMonics(?)
Sets or queries the number of harmonics and non-harmonics to measure in the audio measurements. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:AUDio:MEASurement is set to SNDRatio, SINad, or HARMonics.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:AUDio:HARMonics <number> [:SENSe]:AUDio:HARMonics?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> is the number of harmonics and non-harmonics to measure. Range: 1 to 12. DEMAUDIO :SENSe:AUDio:MEASurement 12 specifies that twelve harmonics and non-harmonics are detected. [:SENSe]:AUDio:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:AUDio:MEASurement(?)
Selects or queries the measurement item in the audio measurements.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:AUDio:MEASurement { SNDRatio | SINad | HARMonics | HNRatio } [:SENSe]:AUDio:MEASurement?
Arguments
SNDRatio and SINad selects the Signal/Noise and Distortion measurement. HARMonics selects the Harmonics measurement. HNRatio selects the Hum and Noise Ratio measurement.
DEMAUDIO :SENSe:AUDio:MEASurement SNDRatio selects the Signal/Noise and Distortion measurement.
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[:SENSe]:AUDio:SARef (No Query Form)

Sets the reference value in the Hum and Noise Ratio measurement. Executing this command is equivalent to pressing the Save as Ref. side key in the Meas Setup menu. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:AUDio:MEASurement is set to HNRatio.
[:SENSe]:AUDio:SARef None DEMAUDIO :SENSe:AUDio:SARef sets the reference value in the Hum and Noise Ratio measurement. [:SENSe]:AUDio:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:AUDio:THReshold:EXCursion(?)
Sets or queries the excursion level (how far a signal must be above the surrounding noise to be detected as a non-harmonic) in the audio measurements. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:AUDio:MEASurement is set to SNDRatio, SINad, or HARMonics.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:AUDio:THReshold:EXCursion <level> [:SENSe]:AUDio:THReshold:EXCursion?
Arguments
<level>::=<NRf> specifies the excursion level. If the signal exceeds the excursion level and the threshold level (set using the [:SENSe]:AUDio :THReshold:NHARmonics command), it is considered a non-harmonic. Range: 0 to 30 dB. See Figure 2- on page 2-26 -1200 for the spurious measurement.
DEMAUDIO :SENSe:AUDio:THReshold:EXCursion 5 sets the excursion level to 5 dB. [:SENSe]:AUDio:MEASurement, [:SENSe]:AUDio:THReshold:NHARmonics
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[:SENSe]:AUDio:THReshold:IGNore(?)
Sets or queries the frequency range around the carrier peak not to detect non-harmonics to avoid error in the audio measurements. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:AUDio:MEASurement is set to SNDRatio, SINad, or HARMonics.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:AUDio:THReshold:IGNore <value> [:SENSe]:AUDio:THReshold:IGNore?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the frequency range to ignore. Range: 0 to 3 GHz. See Figure 2- on page 2-26 -1200 for the spurious measurement.
DEMAUDIO :SENSe:AUDio:THReshold:IGNore 1MHz sets the ignored range to 1 MHz. [:SENSe]:AUDio:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:AUDio:THReshold:NHARmonics(?)
Sets or queries the threshold level to determine if the signal is non-harmonic in the audio measurements. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:AUDio:MEASurement is set to SNDRatio, SINad, or HARMonics.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:AUDio:THReshold:NHARmonics <level> [:SENSe]:AUDio:THReshold:NHARmonics?
Arguments
<level>::=<NR1> specifies the threshold level relative to the carrier peak. If the signal exceeds the excursion level (set using the [:SENSe]:AUDio :THReshold:EXCursion command) and the threshold level, it is considered a non-harmonic. Range: -200 to - dBc. -30 See Figure 2- on page 2-26 -1200 for the spurious measurement.
DEMAUDIO :SENSe:AUDio:THReshold:NHARmonics -50 sets the threshold level to - dBc. -50 [:SENSe]:AUDio:MEASurement, [:SENSe]:AUDio:THReshold:EXCursion
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[:SENSe]:DDEMod Subgroup
Digital Modulation Analysis, Option 21 Only
The [:SENSe]:DDEMod commands set up the conditions related to the digital modulation analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMDDEM (digital modulation analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :DDEMod :BLOCk :CARRier :OFFSet :SEARch :DECode :FDEViation :AUTO :FILTer :ALPHa :MEASurement :REFerence :FORMat
Parameter
<numeric_value> <frequency> <boolean> NRZ | MANChester | MILLer <numeric_value> <boolean> <numeric_value> OFF | RRCosine | USER OFF | RCOSine | GAUSsian | HSINe | USER BPSK | QPSK | PS8P | PSD8p | Q16P | Q32P | Q64P | Q128P | Q256P | GMSK | GFSK | DQPSk | OQPSk | ASK | FSK | FS4P | FS8P | FS16P | C4FM | CPM <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <boolean> <numeric_value> <boolean> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> RELative | ABSolute <numeric_value> OFF | ZOQPsk | NADC | PDC | PHS | TETRa | GSM | CDPD | BLUetooth | C4FM <numeric_value> <boolean>
[:IMMediate] :LENGth :MDEPth :AUTO :MINDex :AUTO :NLINearity :COEFficient :HDIVision :LSRegion [:SET] :UNIT :OFFSet :PRESet :SRATe :STIMing :SEARch
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For the commands defining the analysis range, see the following figure. The analysis range is shown as a green line in the overview.
All data points in block NOTE: Command header [:SENSe]:DDEMod is omitted here.
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[:SENSe]:DDEMod:BLOCk(?)
Sets or queries the number of the block to measure in the digital modulation analysis (see Figure 2-28).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DDEMod:BLOCk <number> [:SENSe]:DDEMod:BLOCk?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the block number. Zero represents the latest block. Range: - to 0 (M: Number of acquired blocks) -M DEMDDEM :SENSe:DDEMod:BLOCk -5 sets the block number to -5.
[:SENSe]:DDEMod:CARRier:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the carrier frequency offset in the digital modulation analysis when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:CARRier:SEARch is set to OFF.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DDEMod:CARRier:OFFSet <freq> [:SENSe]:DDEMod:CARRier:OFFSet?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NR1> is the carrier frequency offset. Range: - to +Fs (Fs: Span) -Fs DEMDDEM :SENSe:DDEMod:CARRier:OFFSet 10MHz sets the carrier frequency offset to 10 MHz. [:SENSe]:DDEMod:CARRier:SEARch
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[:SENSe]:DDEMod:CARRier:SEARch(?)
Selects or queries whether to detect the carrier automatically in the digital modulation analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DDEMod:CARRier:SEARch { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:DDEMod:CARRier:SEARch?
Arguments
OFF or 0 specifies that the carrier is not detected automatically. To set the carrier frequency offset, use the [:SENSe]:DDEMod:CARRier:OFFSet command. ON or 1 specifies that the carrier is detected automatically.
DEMDDEM :SENSe:DDEMod:CARRier:SEARch ON specifies that the carrier is detected automatically. [:SENSe]:DDEMod:CARRier:OFFSet
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[:SENSe]:DDEMod:DECode(?)
Selects or queries the method that is used to decode the data bits from each symbol choice. NOTE. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is ASK, FSK or GFSK.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DDEMod:DECode { NRZ | MANChester | MILLer } [:SENSe]:DDEMod:DECode?
Arguments
NRZ selects the NRZ (Non-Return to Zero) decoding. MANChecter selects the Manchester decoding. MILLer selects the Miller decoding.
DEMDDEM :SENSe:DDEMod:DECode NRZ selects the NRZ decoding. [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat
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[:SENSe]:DDEMod:FDEViation(?)
Sets or queries the frequency deviation to separate two states of an FSK or GFSK signal. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is set to FSK or GFSK and [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FDEViation:AUTO is set to OFF.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DDEMod:FDEViation <value> [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FDEViation?
<value>::=<NRf> sets the frequency deviation. Range: 0 to Span/2 Hz DEMDDEM :SENSe:DDEMod:FDEViation 1MHz sets the frequency deviation to 1 MHz. [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FDEViation:AUTO, [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat
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[:SENSe]:DDEMod:FDEViation:AUTO(?)
Determines whether to detect automatically or set manually the frequency deviation used to distinguish between the two states of an FSK or GFSK signal. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is set to FSK or GFSK.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DDEMod:FDEViation:AUTO { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FDEViation:AUTO?
Arguments
ON or 1 automatically calculates the frequency deviation for the analysis range and displays the value in the Frequency Deviation side key (default). OFF or 0 sets sets the frequency deviation using the [:SENSe]:DDEMod :FDEViation command.
DEMDDEM :SENSe:DDEMod:FDEViation:AUTO ON automatically calculates the frequency deviation. [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FDEViation, [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat
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[:SENSe]:DDEMod:FILTer:ALPHa(?)
Sets or queries the filter factor (/BT) in the digital modulation analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DDEMod:FILTer:ALPHa <value> [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FILTer:ALPHa?
<value>::=<NRf> is the filter factor. Range: 0.0001 to 1. DEMDDEM :SENSe:DDEMod:FILTer:ALPHa 0.5 sets the filter factor to 0.5.
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[:SENSe]:DDEMod:FILTer:MEASurement(?)
Selects or queries the measurement filter in the digital modulation analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DDEMod:FILTer:MEASurement { OFF | RRCosine | USER } [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FILTer:MEASurement?
Arguments
OFF specifies that no filter is used. RRCosine selects the Root Raised Cosine filter. USER selects the user-defined filter. Use the :MMEMory:LOAD:FILTer:MEASurement command to load the data.
DEMDDEM :SENSe:DDEMod:FILTer:MEASurement RRCosine selects the Root Raised Cosine filter as the measurement filter. :MMEMory:LOAD:FILTer:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:DDEMod:FILTer:REFerence(?)
Selects or queries the reference filter in the digital modulation analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DDEMod:FILTer:REFerence { OFF | RCOSine | GAUSsian | HSINe | USER } [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FILTer:REFerence?
Arguments
OFF specifies that no filter is used. RCOSine selects the Raised Cosine filter. GAUSsian selects the Gaussian filter. HSINe selects the half sine filter. USER selects the user-defined filter. Use the :MMEMory:LOAD:FILTer:REFerence command to load the data.
DEMDDEM :SENSe:DDEMod:FILTer:REFerence RCOSine selects the Raised Cosine filter as the reference filter. :MMEMory:LOAD:FILTer:REFerence
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[:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat(?)
Selects or queries the modulation system in the digital modulation analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat { BPSK | QPSK | PS8P | PSD8p | Q16P | Q32P | Q64P | Q128P | Q256P | GMSK | GFSK | DQPSk | OQPSk | ASK | FSK | FS4P | FS8P | FS16P | C4FM | CPM } [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat?
Arguments
Table 2-106 lists the arguments and corresponding modulations. Table 2- 106: Modulation scheme
Argument BPSK QPSK PS8P PSD8p Q16P Q32P Q64P Q128P Q256P GMSK GFSK DQPSk OQPSk ASK FSK FS4P FS8P FS16P C4FM CPM Modulation BPSK QPSK 8PSK D8PSK 16QAM 32QAM 64QAM 128QAM 256QAM GMSK GFSK 1/4QPSK OQPSK ASK FSK 4FSK 8FSK 16FSK P25 (Project 25) C4FM CPM
Measurement Modes
DEMDDEM
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Examples
:SENSe:DDEMod:FORMat Q128P selects the 128QAM modulation system.
[:SENSe]:DDEMod[:IMMediate] (No Query Form)

Runs the digital demodulation calculation for the acquired data. To select the measurement item, use the :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat command. To acquire data, use the :INITiate command.
[:SENSe]:DDEMod[:IMMediate] None DEMDDEM :SENSe:DDEMod:IMMediate runs the digital demodulation calculation. :INITiate, :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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[:SENSe]:DDEMod:LENGth(?)
Sets or queries the range for the digital modulation analysis (see Figure 2-28). NOTE. The [:SENSe]:DDEMod:LENGth? query may return a value smaller than the default (1536) since the value is limited by the number of data points in the block.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DDEMod:LENGth <value> [:SENSe]:DDEMod:LENGth?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the analysis range by the number of data points. Range: 1 to the smaller of [1024(block size)] or [81920 - 512 = 81408]. To set the block size, use the [:SENSe]:BSIZe command. DEMDDEM :SENSe:DDEMod:LENGth 1000 sets the measurement range to 1000 points. [:SENSe]:BSIZe
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[:SENSe]:DDEMod:MDEPth(?)
Sets or queries the modulation depth to separate two states of an ASK signal. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is set to ASK and [:SENSe]:DDEMod:MDEPth:AUTO is set to OFF.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DDEMod:MDEPth <value> [:SENSe]:DDEMod:MDEPth?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the depth of modulation. Range: 0 to 100% DEMDDEM :SENSe:DDEMod:MDEPth 20 sets the modulation depth to 20%. [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat, [:SENSe]:DDEMod:MDEPth:AUTO
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[:SENSe]:DDEMod:MDEPth:AUTO(?)
Determines whether to detect automatically or set manually the modulation depth used to distinguish between the two states of an ASK signal. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is set to ASK.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DDEMod:MDEPth:AUTO { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:DDEMod:MDEPth:AUTO?
Arguments
ON or 1 automatically calculates the modulation depth for the analysis range and displays the value in the Modulation Depth side key (default). OFF or 0 sets the modulation depth using the [:SENSe]:DDEMod:MDEPth command.
DEMDDEM :SENSe:DDEMod:MDEPth:AUTO ON automatically calculates the modulation depth. [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat, [:SENSe]:DDEMod:MDEPth
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[:SENSe]:DDEMod:MINDex(?)
Sets or queries the modulation index of a CPM signal. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is set to CPM and [:SENSe]:DDEMod :MINDex:AUTO is set to OFF.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DDEMod:MINDex <value> [:SENSe]:DDEMod:MINDex?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the modulation index as shown in the following table.

Value 1 2 3 4 5 6 Modulation index 4/16, 5/16 5/16, 6/16 6/16, 7/16 7/16, 10/16 12/16, 13/16 8/16, 8/16
DEMDDEM :SENSe:DDEMod:MINDex 1 sets the modulation index to 4/16, 5/16. [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat, [:SENSe]:DDEMod:MINDex:AUTO
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[:SENSe]:DDEMod:MINDex:AUTO(?)
Determines whether to detect automatically or set manually the modulation index of a CPM signal. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod :FORMat is set to CPM.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DDEMod:MINDex:AUTO { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:DDEMod:MINDex:AUTO?
Arguments
ON or 1 automatically calculates the modulation index for the analysis range and displays the value in the Modulation Index side key (default). OFF or 0 sets the modulation index using the [:SENSe]:DDEMod:MINDex command.
DEMDDEM :SENSe:DDEMod:MINDex:AUTO ON automatically calculates the modulation index. [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat, [:SENSe]:DDEMod:MINDex
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[:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:COEFficient(?)
Sets or queries the maximum order of the best-fit curve polynomial in the AM/AM or AM/PM measurement. This command is valid when :DISPlay :DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to AMAM, AMPM, DAMam or DAMPm.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:COEFficient <number> [:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:COEFficient?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the maximum order of the best-fit curve polynomial. Range: 0 to 15 (the default is 8) DEMDDEM :SENSe:DDEMod:NLINearity:COEFficient 15 sets the maximum order to 15. :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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[:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:HDIVision(?)
Sets or queries the horizontal interval between display points for the CCDF or PDF measurement in the digitald modulation analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to CCDF or PDF.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:HDIVision <value> [:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:HDIVision?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the horizontal interval between display points. Range: 0.01 to 1 dB (the default is 0.1 dB) DEMDDEM :SENSe:DDEMod:NLINearity:HDIVision 0.2 sets the horizontal interval between display points to 0.2 dB. :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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[:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:LSRegion[:SET](?)
Sets or queries the linear signal region (a region supposed to have an ideal characteristic) in the AM/AM and AM/PM measurements. This command is valid when :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is set to AMAM, AMPM, DAMam or DAMPm.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:LSRegion[:SET] <value> [:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:LSRegion[:SET]?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the linear signal region. Range: -100 to 50 dB or dBm. The unit is dB when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:LSRegion:UNIT is set to RELative, and dBm when ABSolute.
DEMDDEM :SENSe:DDEMod:NLINearity:LSRegion:SET -10 sets the linear signal region to - dB (or dBm). -10 :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat, [:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:LSRegion:UNIT
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[:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:LSRegion:UNIT(?)
Selects or queries the unit to set the linear signal region in the AM/AM and AM/PM measurements. This command is valid when :DISPlay:DDEMod :MVIew:FORMat is set to AMAM, AMPM, DAMam or DAMPm. Use the [:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:LSRegion[:SET] command to set the region.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:LSRegion:UNIT { RELative | ABSolute } [:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:LSRegion:UNIT?
Arguments
RELative specifies the linear signal region in dB with a value relative to the maximum power measured in the analysis range (default). ABSolute specifies the linear signal region with an absolute power in dBm.
DEMDDEM :SENSe:DDEMod:NLINearity:LSRegion:UNIT RELative specifies the linear signal region in dB. :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat, [:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:LSRegion[:SET]
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[:SENSe]:DDEMod:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the measurement start position in the digital modulation analysis (see Figure 2-28). NOTE. The [:SENSe]:DDEMod:OFFSet? query may return a value greater than the default (0) since the value is limited by the trigger position in the block.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DDEMod:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:DDEMod:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> defines the measurement start position by the number of data points. Range: 0 to 1024(Block size) -1. To set the block size, use the [:SENSe]:BSIZe command. DEMDDEM :SENSe:DDEMod:OFFSet 500 sets the measurement start position to point 500. [:SENSe]:BSIZe
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[:SENSe]:DDEMod:PRESet(?)
Selects or queries the communication standard in the digital modulation analysis. The analyzer is configured in accordance with the selected standard.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DDEMod:PRESet { OFF | ZOQPsk | NADC | PDC | PHS | TETRa | GSM | CDPD | BLUetooth | C4FM } [:SENSe]:DDEMod:PRESet?
Arguments
Table 2-107 lists the arguments and corresponding communication standards. Table 2- 107: Communication standard selections
Argument OFF NADC ZOQPsk PDC PHS TETRa GSM CDPD BLUetooth C4FM Communication standard No standard is selected. NADC IEEE802.15.4/OQPSK PDC PHS TETRA GSM CDPD Bluetooth P25 (Project 25) C4FM
DEMDDEM :SENSe:DDEMod:PRESet PDC selects PDC to configure the analyzer for the standard.
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[:SENSe]:DDEMod:SRATe(?)
Sets or queries the symbol rate in the digital modulation analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DDEMod:SRATe <value> [:SENSe]:DDEMod:SRATe?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the symbol rate. Range: 1 to 32 Msps (symbols per second) NOTE. Do not include the unit in the argument of this command. For example, if you want to specify 21 ksps for the symbol rate, use 21.0E3, 21000, or another equivalent representation.
DEMDDEM :SENSe:DDEMod:SRATe 21.0E3 sets the symbol rate to 21 ksps.
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[:SENSe]:DDEMod:STIMing:SEARch(?)
Determines whether to enable or disable the FSK symbol timing search. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat is set to GFSK, FSK, 4FSK, 8FSK, or 16FSK.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DDEMod:STIMing:SEARch { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:DDEMod:STIMing:SEARch?
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the symbol timing search. OFF or 0 disables the symbol timing search.
DEMDDEM :SENSe:DDEMod:STIMing:SEARch ON enables the symbol timing search. [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat
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[:SENSe]:RFID Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:RFID commands set up the conditions related to the RFID analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMRFID (RFID analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :RFID :ACPower :BANDwidth|:BWIDth :ACHannel :INTegration :CSPacing :FILTer :COEFficient :TYPE :BLOCk :CARRier :BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration :COUNter [:RESolution] :OFFSet :PRATio [:SET] :UNIT [:IMMediate] :LENGth :MEASurement
Parameter
<numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> RECTangle | GAUSsian | NYQuist | RNYQuist <numeric_value>
<numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> PERCent | PCT | DB <numeric_value> CARRier | SPURious | ACPower | PODown | RFENvelope | FSKPulse | CONSte | EYE | STABle
:MODulation :ADVanced :FILTer :PREamble :SBANd :BRATe :AUTO [:SET]
RCOSine | OFF <boolean> UPPer | LOWer <boolean> <numeric_value>
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:DECode
:FORMat
:INTerpolate :LINK :SERRor[:WIDTh] :STANdard
PIE-A" | PIE-C" | FM0" | MANCHESTER" | MILLER" | MILLER-2" | MILLER-4" | MILLER-8" | M-MILLER" | NRZ" | NRZ-L8" | NRZ-L4" | NRZ-L2" | PWM" | BITCELL" | 1-OUTOF-4" | 1-OUTOF-256" | SSC-HIGH" | SSC-LOW" | DSC-HIGH" | DSC-LOW" ASK" | DSB-ASK" | SSB-ASK" | PR-ASK" | OOK" | SC-OOK" | SC-BPSK" | FSK" <numeric_value> INTerrogator | TAG <numeric_value> 18000-4-1" | 18000-6-A" | 18000-6-B" | 18000-6-C" | 18000-7" | 15693-2 | 14443-2-A" | 14443-2-B" | F-13.56MHz" | C0G1" | C1G1" | MANUAL" <boolean> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value>
:TARI :AUTO [:SET] [:THReshold] :HIGHer :MIDDle :LOWer :OFFSet :SPurious [:THReshold] :EXCursion :IGNore :SIGNal :SPURious :ZOOM :FREQuency :CENTer :WIDTh
The [:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower commands are based on the [:SENSe]:ACPower commands in the S/A mode. Refer to page 2-1106. The [:SENSe]:RFID:SPURious commands are based on the [:SENSe]:SPURious commands in the S/A mode. Refer to page 2-1199.
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[:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:ACHannel(?)
Sets or queries the adjacent channel bandwidth in the ACPR measurement. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to ACPower.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:ACHannel <value> [:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:ACHannel?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the adjacent channel bandwidth. Range: (bin bandwidth)8 to full span [Hz]. For the bin bandwidth, refer to the user manual that was shipped with your instrument. DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:ACPower:BANDwidth:ACHannel 1MHz sets the adjacent channel bandwidth to 1 MHz in the RF ACPR measurement. [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?)
Sets or queries the main channel bandwidth in the ACPR measurement. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to ACPower.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration <value> [:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the main channel bandwidth. Range: (bin bandwidth)8 to full span [Hz]. For the bin bandwidth, refer to the user manual that was shipped with your instrument. DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:ACPower:BANDwidth:INTegration 1MHz sets the main channel bandwidth to 1 MHz. [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower:CSPacing(?)
Sets or queries the channel-to-channel spacing in the ACPR measurement. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to CARRier.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower:CSPacing <value> [:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower:CSPacing?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the channel-to-channel spacing. Range: (bin bandwidth)8 to full span [Hz]. For the bin bandwidth, refer to the user manual that was shipped with your instrument. DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:ACPower:CSPacing 1.4MHz sets the channel-to-channel spacing to 1.4 MHz. [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower:FILTer:COEFficient(?)
Sets or queries the filter roll-off rate for the ACPR measurement when [:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower:FILTer:TYPE is set to NYQuist (Nyquist filter) or RNYQuist (Root Nyquist filter). This command is valid when [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to CARRier.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower:FILTer:COEFficient <ratio> [:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower:FILTer:COEFficient?
<ratio>::=<NRf> specifies the roll-off rate. Range: 0 to 1. DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:ACPower:FILTer:COEFficient 0.5 sets the filter roll-off rate to 0.5. [:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower:FILTer:TYPE, [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower:FILTer:TYPE(?)
Selects or queries the filter for the ACPR measurement in the RFID analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to CARRier.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower:FILTer:TYPE { RECTangle | GAUSsian | NYQuist | RNYQuist } [:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower:FILTer:TYPE?
Arguments
DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:ACPower:FILTer:TYPE RECTangle selects the rectangular filter for the ACPR measurement. [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:RFID:BLOCk(?)
Sets or queries the number of the block to measure in the RFID analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:BLOCk <number> [:SENSe]:RFID:BLOCk?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the block number. Zero represents the latest block. Range: - to 0 (M: Number of acquired blocks) -M DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:BLOCk -5 sets the block number to -5.
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[:SENSe]:RFID:CARRier:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?)
Sets or queries the channel bandwidth for the maximum EIRP (Effective Isotropically Radiated Power) in the RFID analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to CARRier.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:CARRier:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration <value> [:SENSe]:RFID:CARRier:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the channel bandwidth for the maximum EIRP. Range: 0 to 10 MHz. DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:CARRier:BANDwidth:INTegration 1MHz sets the channel bandwidth to 1 MHz. [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:RFID:CARRier:COUNter[:RESolution](?)
Sets or queries the counter resolution for the carrier measurement in the RFID analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to CARRier.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:CARRier:COUNter[:RESolution] <value> [:SENSe]:RFID:CARRier:COUNter[:RESolution]?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the counter resolution for the carrier measurement. Setting values: 0.001, 0.01, 0.1, 1, 10, 100, 1k, 10k, 100k, and 1M. TIMRFID :SENSe:RFID:CARRier:COUNter:RESolution 1Hz sets the counter resolution to 1 Hz. [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:RFID:CARRier:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the amplitude offset for the maximum EIRP (Effective Isotropically Radiated Power) in the RFID analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to CARRier.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:CARRier:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:RFID:CARRier:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the amplitude offset for the maximum EIRP. Range: -100 to +100 dB. DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:CARRier:OFFSet 10 sets the amplitude offset for the maximum EIRP to 10 dB. [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:RFID:CARRier:PRATio[:SET](?)
Sets or queries the power ratio for the OBW (Occupied Bandwidth) measurement in the RFID analysis. This command is only available when [:SENSe]:RFID :MEASurement is set to CARRier.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:CARRier:PRATio[:SET] <value> [:SENSe]:RFID:CARRier:PRATio[:SET]?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the power ratio for the OBW measurement. Range: -100 to +100 dB. DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:CARRier:PRATio:SET 20 sets the power ratio to 20 dB. [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:RFID:CARRier:PRATio:UNIT(?)
Selects or queries the power ratio unit for the OBW (Occupied Bandwidth) measurement in the RFID analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:RFID :MEASurement is set to CARRier.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:CARRier:PRATio:UNIT { PERCent | PCT | DB } [:SENSe]:RFID:CARRier:PRATio:UNIT?
Arguments
PERCent and PCT select percent (%) as the power ratio unit. DB selects dB as the power ratio unit.
DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:CARRier:PRATio:UNIT PERCent selects percent (%) as the power ratio unit. [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:RFID[:IMMediate] (No Query Form)

Performs analysis calculation for the acquired data in the RFID analysis. To select the measurement item, use the [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement command. To acquire data, use the :INITiate command.
[:SENSe]:RFID[:IMMediate] None DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:IMMediate performs calculation for the acquired data in the RFID analysis. :INITiate, [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:RFID:LENGth(?)
Sets or queries the range for the RFID analysis. NOTE. The [:SENSe]:RFID:LENGth? query may return a value smaller than the default (512) since the value is limited by the number of data points in the block.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:LENGth <value> [:SENSe]:RFID:LENGth?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the analysis range by the number of data points. Range: 1 to 256K. To set the block size, use the [:SENSe]:BSIZe command. DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:LENGth 1000 sets the measurement range to 1000 points. [:SENSe]:BSIZe
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[:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement(?)
Selects the measurement item in the RFID analysis. The query version of this command returns the current measurement item.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement { CARRier | SPURious | ACPower | PODown | RFENvelope | FSKPulse | CONSte | EYE | STABle } [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement?
Arguments
Table 2-108 shows the arguments and their meanings. Table 2- 108: RFID measurement items
Argument CARRier SPURious ACPower PODown RFENvelope FSKPulse CONSte EYE STABle Measurement item Carrier Spurious ACPR Power on/down RF envelope FSK pulse Constellation Eye diagram Symbol table
NOTE. The constellation measurement is invalid when [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:STANdard is set to C0G1 or C1G1.
DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:MEASurement CARRier selects the carrier measurement. [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:STANdard
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[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:ADVanced:FILTer(?)
Selects or queries the filter for the power on/down and modulation measurements in the RFID analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to RFENvelope, CONSte, EYE, STABle, or PODown, and [:SENSe]:RFID :MODulation:STANdard is set to 14443- -A or 14443- -B. -2-2-
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:ADVanced:FILTer { RCOSine | OFF } [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:ADVanced:FILTer?
Arguments
RCOSine selects the Raised Cosine filter. None uses no filter.
DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:MODulation:ADVanced:FILTer RRCosine selects the Root Raised Cosine filter. [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement, [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:STANdard
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[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:ADVanced:PREamble(?)
Determines whether to search for the preamble in the power on/down and modulation measurements in the RFID analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to RFENvelope, CONSte, EYE, STABle, or PODown, and [:SENSe]:RFID :MODulation:STANdard is set to 14443- -A or 14443- -B. -2-2-
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:ADVanced:PREamble { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:ADVanced:PREamble?
Arguments
OFF or 0 analyzes data without searching for the preamble. ON or 1 searches for the preamble while analyzing data. The preamble is displayed in yellow in the symbol table.
DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:MODulation:ADVanced:PREamble ON searches for the preamble while analyzing data. [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement, [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:STANdard
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[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:ADVanced:SBANd(?)
Selects or queries the sideband to analyze for the power on/down and modulation measurements in the RFID analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to RFENvelope, CONSte, EYE, STABle, or PODown, and [:SENSe]:RFID :MODulation:STANdard is set to 14443- -A or 14443- -B. -2-2-
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:ADVanced:SBANd { UPPer | LOWer } [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:ADVanced:SBANd?
Arguments
UPPer analyzes the upper sideband. LOWer analyzes the lower sideband.
DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:MODulation:ADVanced:SBANd UPPer analyzes the upper sideband. [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement, [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:STANdard
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[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:BRATe:AUTO(?)
Determines whether to set the bit rate automatically or manually for the power on/down and modulation measurements in the RFID analysis. This command is valid when the following three conditions are met: H H H [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to RFENvelope, CONSte, EYE, STABle, or PODown. [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:DECode is set to other than PIE-A and PIE-C. [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:STANdard is set to other than 15693-2.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:BRATe:AUTO { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:BRATe:AUTO?
Arguments
OFF or 0 sets the bit rate manually. Use the [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:BRATe[:SET] command to set the bit rate. ON or 1 sets the bit rate automatically. NOTE. For the power on/down measurement, the [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation :BRATe:AUTO setting is fixed to Off.
DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:MODulation:BRATe:AUTO ON sets the bit rate automatically. [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement, [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:BRATe[:SET], [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:DECode, [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:STANdard
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[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:BRATe[:SET](?)
Sets or queries the bit rate for the power on/down and modulation measurements when [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:BRATe:AUTO is set to Off. This command is valid when the following three conditions are met: H H H [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to RFENvelope, CONSte, EYE, STABle, or PODown. [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:DECode is set to other than PIE-A and PIE-C. [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:STANdard is set to other than 15693-2.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:BRATe[:SET] <value> [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:BRATe[:SET]?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the bit rate. Range: 1 bps to 51.2 Mbps. DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:MODulation:BRATe:SET 40k ses the bit rate to 40 kbps. [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement, [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:BRATe:AUTO, [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:DECode, [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:STANdard
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[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:DECode(?)
Selects or queries the decoding format for the power on/down and modulation measurements in the RFID analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to RFENvelope, CONSte, EYE, STABle, or PODown.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:DECode { PIE-A" | PIE-C" | FM0" | MANCHESTER" | MILLER" | MILLER-2" | MILLER-4" | MILLER-8" | M-MILLER" | NRZ" | NRZ-L8" | NRZ-L4" | NRZ-L2" | PWM" | BITCELL" | 1-OUTOF-4" | 1-OUTOF-256 | SSC-HIGH" | SSC-LOW" | DSC-HIGH" | DSC-LOW" } [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:DECode?
Arguments
Table 2-109 shows the arguments and their meanings. Table 2- 109: Decoding format
Argument PIE-- A PIE-- C FM0 MANCHESTER MILLER MILLER-- 2 MILLER-- 4 MILLER-- 8 M-- MILLER NRZ NRZ-- L8 NRZ-- L4 NRZ-- L2 PWM BITCELL 1-- OUTOF-- 4 1-- OUTOF-- 256 SSC-- HIGH SSC-- LOW Decoding format PIE Type A PIE Type C FM0 Manchester Miller Miller (M_2) Miller (M_4) Miller (M_8) Mdifited Miller NRZ NRZ-- L (8 periods) NRZ-- L (4 periods) NRZ-- L (2 periods) PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) Bit Cell 1 out of 4 1 out of 256 SSC high bit rate SSC low bit rate
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Table 2- 109: Decoding format (Cont.)

Argument DSC-- HIGH DSC-- LOW Decoding format DSC high bit rate DSC low bit rate
Abbrev. SSC: Single Subcarrier; DSC: Double Subcarrier
DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:MODulation:DECode FM0" selects the FM0 decoding format. [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:FORMat(?)
Selects or queries the modulation format for the power on/down and modulation measurements in the RFID analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to RFENvelope, CONSte, EYE, STABle, or PODown.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:FORMat { ASK" | DSB-ASK" | SSB-ASK" | PR-ASK" | OOK" | SC-OOK" | SC-BPSK" | FSK" } [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:FORMat?
Arguments
Table 2-110 shows the arguments and their meanings. Table 2- 110: Modulation format
Argument ASK DSB-- ASK SSB-- ASK PR-- ASK OOK SC-- OOK SC-- BPSK FSK Modulation format ASK DSB-ASK SSB-ASK PR-ASK OOK Subcarrier OOK Subcarrier BPSK FSK
DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:MODulation:FORMat ASK" selects the ASK modulation. [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:INTerpolate(?)
Sets or queries the number of waveform interpolation points for the power on/down and modulation measurements in the RFID analysis. This is equivalent to setting Interpolation Points in the Meas Setup menu. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to RFENvelope, CONSte, EYE, STABle, or PODown.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:INTerpolate <valule> [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:INTerpolate?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the number of waveform interpolation points. Range: 0 to 7 (default: 0). Zero means no interpolation. DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:MODulation:INTerpolate 3 sets the number of interpolation points to 3. [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:LINK(?)
Selects or queries the link for the power on/down and modulation measurements in the RFID analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to RFENvelope, CONSte, EYE, STABle, or PODown and [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:STANdard is set to other than 18000-7, F-13.56MHz, or MANUAL.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:LINK { INTerrogator | TAG } [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:LINK?
Arguments
INTerrogator detects the interrogator preamble from a measurement signal and decodes the signal with the interrogator decoding format. TAG detects the tag preamble from a measurement signal and decodes the signal with the tag decoding format.
DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:MODulation:LINK INTerrogator detects the interrogator preamble from a measurement signal and decodes the signal with the interrogator decoding format. [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:SERRor[:WIDTh](?)
Sets or queries an error range for determining the settling time in the power on/ down and modulation measurements of the RFID analysis. This is equivalent to setting Settling Error Width in the Meas Setup menu. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to RFENvelope, CONSte, EYE, STABle, or PODown.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:SERRor[:WIDTh] <value> [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:SERRor[:WIDTh]?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the error range for determining the settling time. Range: 1 to 100%. DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:MODulation:SERRor:WIDTh 5 sets the error range to 5%. [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:STANdard(?)
Selects or queries the demodulation standard for the power on/down and modulation measurements in the RFID analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to RFENvelope, CONSte, EYE, STABle, or PODown.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:STANdard { 18000-4-1" | 18000-6-A" | 18000-6-B" | 18000-6-C" | 18000-7" | 15693-2" | 14443-2-A" | 14443-2-B" | F-13.56MHz" | C0G1" | C1G1" | MANUAL" } [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:STANdard?
Arguments
Table 2-111 shows the arguments and their meanings. Table 2- 111: RFID demodulation standard
Argument 18000-- 4-- 1 18000-- 6-- A 18000-- 6-- B 18000-- 6-- C 18000-- 7 F-- 13.56MHz 15693-- 2 14443-- 2-- A 14443-- 2-- B C0G1 C1G1 MANUAL Standard ISO/IEC 18000-4 Mode 1 ISO/IEC 18000-6 Type A ISO/IEC 18000-6 Type B ISO/IEC 18000-6 Type C ISO/IEC 18000-7 ISO/IEC 18092(424k) ISO/IEC 15693-2 ISO/IEC 14443-2 Type A ISO/IEC 14443-2 Type B EPCglobal Gen1 Class0 EPCglobal Gen1 Class1 Sets parameters manually
DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:MODulation:STANdard 18000-4-1" selects the ISO/IEC 18000- Mode 1 standard. -4 [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:TARI:AUTO(?)
Determines whether to set Tari automatically or manually for the power on/down and modulation measurements in the RFID analysis. This command is valid when the following three conditions are met: H H H [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to RFENvelope, CONSte, EYE, STABle, or PODown. [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:DECode is set to PIE-A or PIE-C. [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:STANdard is set to other than 15693-2.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:TARI:AUTO { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:TARI:AUTO?
Arguments
OFF or 0 sets Tari manually. Use the [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:TARI[:SET] command to set Tari. ON or 1 sets the Tari automatically. NOTE. For the power on/down measurement, the [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation :TARI:AUTO setting is fixed to Off.
DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:MODulation:TARI:AUTO ON sets Tari automatically. [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement, [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:TARI[:SET], [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:DECode, [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:STANdard
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[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:TARI[:SET](?)
Sets or queries Tari for the power on/down and modulation measurements when [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:TARI:AUTO is set to On. This command is valid when the following three conditions are met: H H H [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to RFENvelope, CONSte, EYE, STABle, or PODown. [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:DECode is set to PIE-A or PIE-C. [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:STANdard is set to other than 15693-2.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:TARI[:SET] <value> [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:TARI[:SET]?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies Tari. Range: 1 ns to 1 s. DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:MODulation:TARI:SET 25u ses Tari to 25 s. [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement, [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:TARI:AUTO, [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:DECode, [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:STANdard
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[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation[:THReshold]:HIGHer(?)
Sets or queries the higher threshold for measuring a rise/fall time of a pulse. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to RFENvelope, CONSte, EYE, STABle, or PODown.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation[:THReshold]:HIGHer <value> [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation[:THReshold]:HIGHer?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the higher threshold. Range: (middle threshold) to 99%. The middle threshold is set using the [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation [:THReshold]:MIDDle command. DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:MODulation:THReshold:HIGHer 90 sets the higher threshold to 90%. [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation[:THReshold]:MIDDle
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[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation[:THReshold]:MIDDle(?)
Sets or queries the middle threshold value for measuring the width of the pulse. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to RFENvelope, CONSte, EYE, STABle, or PODown.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation[:THReshold]:MIDDle <value> [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation[:THReshold]:MIDDle?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the lower threshold. Range: (lower threshold) to (higher threshold). The lower threshold is set using the [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation [:THReshold]:LOWer command and the higher threshold is set using the [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation[:THReshold]:HIGHer command. DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:MODulation:THReshold:MIDDle 10 sets the lower threshold to 10%. [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation[:THReshold]:HIGHer [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation[:THReshold]:LOWer
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[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation[:THReshold]:LOWer(?)
Sets or queries the lower threshold for measuring a rise/fall time of a pulse. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to RFENvelope, CONSte, EYE, STABle, or PODown.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation[:THReshold]:LOWer <value> [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation[:THReshold]:LOWer?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the lower threshold. Range: 1% to (middle threshold). The middle threshold is set using the [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation [:THReshold]:MIDDle command. DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:MODulation:THReshold:LOWer 10 sets the lower threshold to 10%. [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation[:THReshold]:MIDDle
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[:SENSe]:RFID:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the measurement start position in the RFID analysis. NOTE. The [:SENSe]:RFID:OFFSet? query may return a value greater than the default (0) since the value is limited by the trigger position in the block.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:RFID:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the measurement start position by the number of points. Range: 0 to 1024(block size) - To set the block size, use the -1. [:SENSe]:BSIZe command. TIMRFID :SENSe:RFID:OFFSet 500 sets the measurement start position to Point #500. [:SENSe]:BSIZe
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[:SENSe]:RFID:SPURious[:THReshold]:EXCursion(?)
Sets or queries the excursion level to determine if the signal is spurious for the spurious measurement in the RFID analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to SPURious.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:SPURious[:THReshold]:EXCursion <value> [:SENSe]:RFID:SPURious[:THReshold]:EXCursion?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the excursion level to determine if the signal is spurious. Range: 0 to 30 dB. DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:SPURious:THReshold:EXCursion 5 sets the excursion level to 5 dB. [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:RFID:SPURious[:THReshold]:IGNore(?)
Sets or queries the region not to detect spurious signals around the carrier peak signal to avoid mistaking spurious for the spurious measurement in the RFID analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to SPURious.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:SPURious[:THReshold]:IGNore <value> [:SENSe]:RFID:SPURious[:THReshold]:IGNore?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the ignore range. Range: 0 to Span/2 Hz. DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:SPURious:THReshold:IGNore 5MHz sets the ignore range to 5 MHz. [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:RFID:SPURious[:THReshold]:SIGNal(?)
Sets or queries the threshold level to determine if the signal is the carrier for the spurious measurement in the RFID analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to SPURious.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:SPURious[:THReshold]:SIGNal <value> [:SENSe]:RFID:SPURious[:THReshold]:SIGNal?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the threshold level to determine if the signal is the carrier. Range: -100 to +30 dBm. DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:SPURious:THReshold:SIGNal -30 sets the carrier threshold level to - dBm. -30 [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:RFID:SPURious[:THReshold]:SPURious(?)
Sets or queries the threshold level to determine if the signal is spurious for the spurious measurement in the RFID analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement is set to SPURious.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:SPURious[:THReshold]:SPURious <value> [:SENSe]:RFID:SPURious[:THReshold]:SPURious?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the threshold level to determine if the signal is the spurious relative to the carrier peak. Range: - to - dBc. -90 -30 DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:SPURious:THReshold:SPURious -70 sets the threshold level to - dBc. -70 [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:RFID:ZOOM:FREQuency:CENTer(?)
Sets or queries the center frequency of a zoomed area. This command is valid when :DISPlay:RFID:OVIew:FORMat is set to ZOOM.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:ZOOM:FREQuency:CENTer <value> [:SENSe]:RFID:ZOOM:FREQuency:CENTer?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the center frequency of a zoomed area. The setting value must be within the measurement frequency range. DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:ZOOM:FREQuency:CENTer 1.75GHz sets the center frequency of the zoomed area to 1.75 GHz. :DISPlay:RFID:OVIew:FORMat
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[:SENSe]:RFID:ZOOM:FREQuency:WIDTh(?)
Sets or queries the frequency width of a zoomed area. This command is valid when :DISPlay:RFID:OVIew:FORMat is set to ZOOM.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RFID:ZOOM:FREQuency:WIDTh <value> [:SENSe]:RFID:ZOOM:FREQuency:WIDTh?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the frequency width of a zoomed area. The setting value must be within the measurement frequency range. DEMRFID :SENSe:RFID:ZOOM:FREQuency:WIDTh 500kHz sets the frequency width of the zoomed area to 500 kHz. :DISPlay:RFID:OVIew:FORMat
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[:SENSe]:SSOurce Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:SSOurce commands set up the conditions related to the signal source analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected TIMSSOURCE (signal source analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
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Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :SSOurce :BLOCk :CARRier :BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration [:THReshold] :TRACking [:STATe] :CNRatio :FFT :LENGth :OFFSet :SBANd [:THReshold] :FVTime :SMOothing [:THReshold] [:IMMediate] :LENGth :MEASurement :OFFSet :PNOIse :MPJitter [:THReshold] :RJITter :OFFSet :STARt :STOP [:THReshold] :OFFSet :MAXimum :MINimum :SPURious :IGNore :SFILter [:STATe] [:THReshold] :EXCursion :SPURious
Parameter
<numeric_value>
<numeric_value> <numeric_value> <boolean>
<numeric_value> <numeric_value> UPPer | LOWer <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> OFF | PNOise | SPURious | RTPNoise | RTSPurious | FVTime } <numeric_value>
<numeric_value>
<numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <boolean> <numeric_value> <numeric_value>
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[:SENSe]:SSOurce:BLOCk(?)
Sets or queries the number of the block to measure in the signal source analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to RTPNoise, RTSPurious, or FVTime.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SSOurce:BLOCk <number> [:SENSe]:SSOurce:BLOCk?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the block number. Zero represents the latest block. Range: - to 0 (M: Number of acquired blocks) -M TIMSSOURCE :SENSe:SSOurce:BLOCk -5 sets the block number to -5. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:SSOurce:CARRier:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?)
Sets or queries the frequency bandwidth to calculate channel power in the signal source analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to PNOise, RTPNoise, or RTSPurious.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SSOurce:CARRier:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration <value> [:SENSe]:SSOurce:CARRier:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the frequency bandwidth to calculate channel power. Range: Span/100 to Span/2 Hz. TIMSSOURCE :SENSe:SSOurce:CARRier:BANDwidth:INTegration 1MHz sets the bandwidth to 1 MHz. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:SSOurce:CARRier[:THReshold](?)
Sets or queries the threshold for carrier detection in the signal source analysis. A signal with amplitude above the threshold is detected as a carrier. This command is only available when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to PNOise, SPURious, RTPNoise, or RTSPurious.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SSOurce:CARRier[:THReshold] <value> [:SENSe]:SSOurce:CARRier[:THReshold]?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies threshold level for carrier detection. Range: -100 to +30 dBm (default: - dBm). -20 TIMSSOURCE :SENSe:SSOurce:CARRier:THReshold -10 sets the threshold level to - dBm. -10 [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:SSOurce:CARRier:TRACking[:STATe](?)
Selects whether carrier tracking is executed in the signal source analysis. Carrier tracking ensures that the carrier frequency is always positioned centrally, even when the signal drifts (it does not affect the waveform display). This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to SPURious or RTSPurious.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SSOurce:CARRier:TRACking[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:SSOurce:CARRier:TRACking[:STATe]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 disables the carrier tracking. ON or 1 enables the carrier tracking.
TIMSSOURCE :SENSe:SSOurce:CARRier:TRACking:STATe ON enables the carrier tracking. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:SSOurce:CNRatio:FFT:LENGth(?)
Sets or queries the number of FFT samples per frame in the real-time phase noise measurement of the signal source analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to RTPNoise.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SSOurce:CNRatio:FFT:LENGth <value> [:SENSe]:SSOurce:CNRatio:FFT:LENGth?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the number of FFT samples. Range: 64 to 65536 in powers of two (default: 1024) TIMSSOURCE :SENSe:SSOurce:CNRatio:FFT:LENGth 2048 sets the FFT length to 2048 points. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:SSOurce:CNRatio:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the frequency displaying the C/N versus Time in the subview. This is equivalent to setting C/N Offset Frequency in the Meas Setup menu. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to RTPNoise.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SSOurce:CNRatio:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:SSOurce:CNRatio:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the value of the frequency displaying the C/N versus Time in the subview as the offset from carrier frequency. The setting value must be within the frequency range of the real-time phase noise measurement. TIMSSOURCE :SENSe:SSOurce:CNRatio:OFFSet 50kHz sets the offset to 50 kHz. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:SSOurce:CNRatio:SBANd(?)
Selects or queries the sideband for measuring phase noise in the signal source analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to PNOise, RTPNoise, or RTSPurious.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SSOurce:CNRatio:SBANd { UPPer | LOWer } [:SENSe]:SSOurce:CNRatio:SBANd?
Arguments
UPPer measures the upper sideband (default). LOWer measures the lower sideband.
TIMSSOURCE :SENSe:SSOurce:CNRatio:SBANd UPPer measures the upper sideband. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:SSOurce:CNRatio[:THReshold](?)
Sets or queries the threshold value for obtaining the phase noise settling time in the signal source analysis. This is equivalent to setting C/N Settling Threshold in the Meas Setup menu. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to RTPNoise.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SSOurce:CNRatio:[:THReshold] <value> [:SENSe]:SSOurce:CNRatio:[:THReshold]?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the threshold value for obtaining the phase noise settling time. Range: -200 to 0 dBc/Hz. TIMSSOURCE :SENSe:SSOurce:CNRatio:THReshold -20 sets the threshold to - dBc/Hz. -20 [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:SSOurce:FVTime:SMOothing(?)
Sets or queries the smoothing factor for the frequency versus time measurement in the signal source analysis. This command valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce :MEASurement is set to FVTime.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SSOurce:FVTime:SMOothing <value> [:SENSe]:SSOurce:FVTime:SMOothing?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the smooting factor. Range: 1 to (analysis length)/2. TIMSSOURCE :SENSe:SSOurce:FVTime:SMOothing 10 sets the smooting factor to 10. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:SSOurce:FVTime[:THReshold](?)
Sets or queries the threshold for judging the frequency settling time in the signal source analysis. This is equivalent to setting Freq Settling Threshold in the Meas Setup menu. This command valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to FVTime.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SSOurce:FVTime[:THReshold] <value> [:SENSe]:SSOurce:FVTime[:THReshold]?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the frequency settling threshold. Range: Span/100 to Span/2 Hz. TIMSSOURCE :SENSe:SSOurce:FVTime:THReshold 10MHz sets the frequency settling threshold to 10 MHz. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:SSOurce[:IMMediate] (No Query Form)

Performs analysis calculation for the acquired data in the signal source analysis. To select the measurement, use the [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement command.
[:SENSe]:SSOurce[:IMMediate] None TIMSSOURCE :SENSe:SSOurce:IMMediate performs calculation for the acquired data in the signal source analysis. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:SSOurce:LENGth(?)
Sets or queries the range for the signal source analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to RTPNoise, RTSPurious, or FVTime. NOTE. The [:SENSe]:SSOurce:LENGth? query may return a value smaller than the default (1024) since the value is limited by the number of data points in the block.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SSOurce:LENGth <value> [:SENSe]:SSOurce:LENGth?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the analysis length by the number of data points. The setting range depends on option and measurement item as shown in Table 2-112. Table 2- 112: Analysis length setting range
Option Other than Option 02 Option 02 (256 MB memory) Setting range The smaller of 1 to [1024(block size)] or [8192-- 512=7680] Real-time phase noise and real-time spurious measurements: 1 to 65,534,976 (1024(maximum block size=64000) - 1024) Frequency versus Time: 1 to 512,000 (500 frames 1024)
To set the block size, use the [:SENSe]:BSIZe command.
TIMSSOURCE :SENSe:SSOurce:LENGth 1000 sets the measurement range to 1000 points. [:SENSe]:BSIZe, [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement(?)
Selects and runs the measurement item in the signal source analysis. The query version of this command returns the current measurement item.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement { OFF | PNOise | SPURious | RTPNoise | RTSPurious | FVTime } [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement?
Arguments
Table 2-113 shows the arguments and their meanings. Table 2- 113: SSOurce measurement items
Argument OFF PNOise SPURious RTPNoise RTSPurious FVTime Measurement item Turns off the measurement Phase noise Spurious Real-time phase noise Real-time spurious Frequency versus Time
TIMSSOURCE :SENSe:SSOurce:MEASurement PNOise selects and runs the phase noise measurement.
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[:SENSe]:SSOurce:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the measurement start position in the signal source analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to RTPNoise, RTSPurious, or FVTime. NOTE. The [:SENSe]:SSOurce:OFFSet? query may return a value greater than the default (0) since the value is limited by the trigger position in the block.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SSOurce:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:SSOurce:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> defines the measurement start position by the number of points. Range: 0 to 1024(Block size) - To set the block size, use the -1. [:SENSe]:BSIZe command. TIMSSOURCE :SENSe:SSOurce:OFFSet 500 sets the measurement start position to point 500. [:SENSe]:BSIZe, [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:MPJitter[:THReshold](?)
Sets or queries the threshold level to determine periodic jitter in the signal source analysis. This is equivalent to setting Max Pj Threshold in the Meas Setup menu. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to PNOise or RTPNoise.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:MPJitter[:THReshold] <value> [:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:MPJitter[:THReshold]?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the threshold level to determine periodic jitter. Range: 1 to 50 dB (default: 10 dB) TIMSSOURCE :SENSe:SSOurce::PNOise:MPJitter:THReshold 20dB sets the threshold level to 20 dB. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:RJITter:OFFSet:STARt(?)
Sets or queries the random jitter measurement start frequency as the offset from carrier frequency in the signal source analysis. This is equivalent to setting Rj Start Offset Frequency in the Meas Setup menu. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to PNOise or RTPNoise.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:RJITter:OFFSet:STARt <value> [:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:RJITter:OFFSet:STARt?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the random jitter measurement start frequency as the offset from carrier frequency. Range: 10 Hz (default) to the stop offset frequency The stop offset frequency is set using the [:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:RJITter :OFFSet:STOP command.
TIMSSOURCE :SENSe:SSOurce::PNOise:RJITter:OFFSet:STARt 10kHz sets the start frequency offset to 10 kHz for the random jitter measurement. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement, [:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:RJITter:OFFSet:STOP
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[:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:RJITter:OFFSet:STOP(?)
Sets or queries the random jitter measurement stop frequency as the offset from carrier frequency in the signal source analysis. This is equivalent to setting Rj Stop Offset Frequency in the Meas Setup menu. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to PNOise or RTPNoise.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:RJITter:OFFSet:STOP <value> [:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:RJITter:OFFSet:STOP?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the random jitter measurement stop frequency as the offset from carrier frequency. Range: The start offset frequency to 100 MHz (default) The start offset frequency is set using the [:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:RJITter :OFFSet:STARt command.
TIMSSOURCE :SENSe:SSOurce::PNOise:RJITter:OFFSet:STOP 1MHz sets the stop offset frequency to 1 MHz for the random jitter measurement. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement, [:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:RJITter:OFFSet:STARt
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[:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:RJITter[:THReshold](?)
Sets or queries the threshold value for obtaining the random jitter settling time in the real-time phase noise measurement. This is equivalent to setting Rj Settling Threshold in the Meas Setup menu. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to RTPNoise.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:RJITter[:THReshold] <value> [:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:RJITter[:THReshold]?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the threshold value for obtaining the random jitter settling time. Range: 0 to 1 s (default: 0). TIMSSOURCE :SENSe:SSOurce:PNOise:RJITter:THReshold 0.2ps sets the threshold value to 0.2 ps. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:OFFSet:MAXimum(?)
Sets or queries the maximum frequency in the phase noise measurement range as the offset from carrier frequency. This is equivalent to setting Maximum Offset Frequency in the Meas Setup menu. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to PNOise.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:OFFSet:MAXimum <value> [:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:OFFSet:MAXimum?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the maximum frequency in the phase noise measurement range as the offset from carrier frequency: 100 Hz, 1 kHz, 10 kHz, 100 kHz, 1 MHz, 10 MHz, or 100 MHz (default) TIMSSOURCE :SENSe:SSOurce:PNOise:OFFSet:MAXimum 1MHz sets the maximum offset frequency to 1 MHz. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement, [:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:OFFSet:MINimum
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[:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:OFFSet:MINimum(?)
Sets or queries the minimum frequency in the phase noise measurement range as the offset from carrier frequency. This is equivalent to setting Minimum Offset Frequency in the Meas Setup menu. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to PNOise.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:OFFSet:MINimum <value> [:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:OFFSet:MINimum?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the minimum frequency in the phase noise measurement range as the offset from carrier frequency: 10 Hz (default), 100 Hz, 1 kHz, 10 kHz, 100 kHz, 1 MHz, or 10 MHz TIMSSOURCE :SENSe:SSOurce:PNOise:OFFSet:MINimum 10kHz sets the minimum frequency offset to 10 kHz. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement, [:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:OFFSet:MAXimum
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[:SENSe]:SSOurce:SPURious:IGNore(?)
Sets or queries the ignore region for the spurious measurement in the signal source analysis. This command has the same function as [:SENSe]:SPURious [:THReshold]:IGNore on page 2-1201. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to SPURious or RTSPurious.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SSOurce:SPURious:IGNore <value> [:SENSe]:SSOurce:SPURious:IGNore?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the ignore region. Range: 0 to Span/2 [Hz]. TIMSSOURCE :SENSe:SSOurce:SPURious:IGNore 1MHz sets the ignore region to 1 MHz. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement, [:SENSe]:SPURious[:THReshold]:IGNore
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[:SENSe]:SSOurce:SPURious:SFILter[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to enable the symmetrical filter in the spurious measurement of the signal source analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to SPURious or RTSPurious.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SSOurce:SPURious:SFILter[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:SSOurce:SPURious:SFILter[:STATe]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 disables the symmetrical filter. All spurious signals are displayed. ON or 1 enables the symmetrical filter. Only symmetrical spurious signals are displayed
TIMSSOURCE :SENSe:SSOurce:SPURious:SFILter:STATe ON enables the symmetrical filter, displaying only symmetrical spurious signals. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:SSOurce:SPURious[:THReshold]:EXCursion(?)
Sets or queries the excursion in the spurious measurement of the signal source analysis. This command has the same function as [:SENSe]:SPURious [:THReshold]:EXCursion on page 2-1200. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to SPURious or RTSPurious.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SSOurce:SPURious[:THReshold]:EXCursion <value> [:SENSe]:SSOurce:SPURious[:THReshold]:EXCursion?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the excursion. Range: 0 to 30 dB (default: 3 dB) TIMSSOURCE :SENSe:SSOurce:SPURious:THReshold:EXCursion 5 sets the excurtion to 5 dB. [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement, [:SENSe]:SPURious[:THReshold]:EXCursion
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[:SENSe]:SSOurce:SPURious[:THReshold]:SPURious(?)
Sets or queries the spurious threshold in the spurious measurement of the signal source analysis. This command has the same function as [:SENSe]:SPURious [:THReshold]:SPURious on page 2-1202. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to SPURious or RTSPurious.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SSOurce:SPURious[:THReshold]:SPURious <value> [:SENSe]:SSOurce:SPURious[:THReshold]:SPURious?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the spurious threshold. Range: - to - dB. -90 -30 TIMSSOURCE :SENSe:SSOurce:SPURious:THReshold:SPURious -50 sets the spurious threshold to - dB. -50 [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement, [:SENSe]:SPURious[:THReshold]:SPURious
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[:SENSe]:GSMedge Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:GSMedge commands set up the conditions related to the GSM/EDGE analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMGSMEDGE (GSM/EDGE analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :GSMedge :ABITs :BLOCk :BURSt :INDex :MPOint :RTFirst :CARRier :OFFSet :SEARch :FILTer :RCWRcosine [:IMMediate] :LIMit :SIGNal :SPURious :MEASurement :MODulation :SLOT :STANdard :BAND :DIRection :STINdex :TSCode :AUTO [:NUMBer]
Parameter
142 | 147 | 148 <numeric_value> <numeric_value> HWAY | S14
<numeric_value> <boolean> <boolean>
<numeric_value> <numeric_value> MCPower | PVTime | MACCuracy | MODulation | SWITching | SPURious GMSK | EDGE <numeric_value> GSM900 | GSM1800 | GSM1900 UPLink | DOWNlink <numeric_value> <boolean> <numeric_value>
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[:SENSe]:GSMedge:ABITs(?)
Sets or queries the number of symbols for EVM calculation in the modulation accuracy measurement. This command is valid when the measurement item is modulation accuracy (MACCuracy).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:GSMedge:ABITs { 142 | 147 | 148 } [:SENSe]:GSMedge:ABITs?
Arguments
142 measures 142 symbols excluding the tail bits for the EDGE signal. 147 measures 147 symbols specified for the GMSK signal. 148 measures all symbols in a burst.
DEMGSMEDGE :SENSe:GSMedge:ABITs 147 measures 147 symbols specified for the GMSK signal. :CONFigure:GSMedge:MACCuracy, [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:GSMedge:BLOCk(?)
Sets or queries the number of the block to measure in the GSM/EDGE analysis. This command is invalid when the measurement item is spurious (SPURious).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:GSMedge:BLOCk <number> [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BLOCk?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the block number. Zero represents the latest block. Range: - to 0 (M: Number of acquired blocks) -M DEMGSMEDGE :SENSe:GSMedge:BLOCk -5 sets the block number to -5. :CONFigure:GSMedge commands, [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex(?)
Sets or queries the number of the burst to measure in the GSM/EDGE analysis. This command is invalid when the measurement item is spurious (SPURious).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex <number> [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the burst number. Range: -999 to 0. Zero (0) represents the latest burst. DEMGSMEDGE :SENSe:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex -5 sets the burst number for measurement to -5. :CONFigure:GSMedge commands, [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:MPOint(?)
Defines or queries the center of the mask in the power versus time measurement. This command is valid when the measurement item is power versus time (PVTime).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:MPOint { HWAY | S14 } [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:MPOint?
Arguments
HWAY aligns the center of the mask with halfway between symbol 13 and 14 in the training sequence. S14 aligns the center of the mask with symbol 14 in the training sequence.
DEMGSMEDGE :SENSe:GSMedge:BURSt:MPOint S14 aligns the center of the mask with symbol 14 in the training sequence. :CONFigure:GSMedge:PVTime, [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:RTFirst (No Query Form)

Selects the first burst of all the acquired data in the GSM/EDGE analysis. This command is invalid when the measurement item is spurious (SPURious).
[:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:RTFirst None DEMGSMEDGE :SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:RTFirst selects the first burst of all the acquired data in the GSM/EDGE analysis. :CONFigure:GSMedge commands, [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:GSMedge:CARRier:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the carrier frequency offset in the GSM/EDGE analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:GSMedge:CARRier:SEARch is OFF.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:GSMedge:CARRier:OFFSet <freq> [:SENSe]:GSMedge:CARRier:OFFSet?
Arguments
<frequency>::=<NR1> specifies the carrier frequency offset relative to the center frequency. Range: -(span) to +(span). DEMGSMEDGE :SENSe:GSMedge:CARRier:OFFSet 10MHz sets the carrier frequency offset to 10 MHz. [:SENSe]:GSMedge:CARRier:SEARch
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[:SENSe]:GSMedge:CARRier:SEARch(?)
Selects or queries whether to detect the carrier automatically in the GSM/EDGE analysis. This command is invalid when the measurement item is switching spectrum (SWITching) and spurious (SPURious).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:GSMedge:CARRier:SEARch { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:GSMedge:CARRier:SEARch?
Arguments
OFF or 0 specifies that the carrier is not detected automatically. To set the carrier frequency offset, use the [:SENSe]:GSMedge:CARRier:OFFSet command. ON or 1 specifies that the carrier is detected automatically.
DEMGSMEDGE :SENSe:GSMedge:CARRier:SEARch ON specifies that the carrier is detected automatically. :CONFigure:GSMedge commands, [:SENSe]:GSMedge:CARRier:OFFSet, [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:GSMedge:FILTer:RCWRcosine(?)
Determines whether to enable or disable the RCW (Raised Cosine Windowed) Raised Cosine filter in the modulation accuracy measurement. This command is valid when the measurement item is modulation accuracy (MACCuracy).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:GSMedge:FILTer:RCWRcosine { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:GSMedge:FILTer:RCWRcosine?
Arguments
OFF or 0 disables the RCW Raised Cosine filter. ON or 1 enables the RCW Raised Cosine filter.
DEMGSMEDGE :SENSe:GSMedge:FILTer:RCWRcosine ON enables the RCW Raised Cosine filter. :CONFigure:GSMedge:MACCuracy, [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:GSMedge[:IMMediate] (No Query Form)

Performs calculation for the acquired data in the GSM/EDGE analysis.
[:SENSe]:GSMedge[:IMMediate] None DEMGSMEDGE :SENSe:GSMedge:IMMediate performs calculation for the acquired data. :INITiate
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[:SENSe]:GSMedge:LIMit:SIGNal(?)
Sets or queries a threshold to determine a normal signal in the GSM/EDGE spurious measurement. This command is valid when the measurement item is spurious (SPURious).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:GSMedge:LIMit:SIGNal <value> [:SENSe]:GSMedge:LIMit:SIGNal?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the threshold to determine a normal signal. The signal that exceeds the threshold is regarded as the normal signal. Range: -100 to +30 dBm. DEMGSMEDGE :SENSe:GSMedge:LIMit:SIGNal -20 sets the threshold to - dBm. -20 :CONFigure:GSMedge:SPURious, [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:GSMedge:LIMit:SPURious(?)
Sets or queries a threshold to determine a spurious signal in the GSM/EDGE spurious measurement. This command is valid when the measurement item is spurious (SPURious).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:GSMedge:LIMit:SPURious <value> [:SENSe]:GSMedge:LIMit:SPURious?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the threshold to determine a spurious signal. The signal that exceeds the threshold is regarded as the spurious signal. Range: -150 to 0 dBm. DEMGSMEDGE :SENSe:GSMedge:LIMit:SPURious -30 sets the threshold to - dBm. -30 :CONFigure:GSMedge:SPURious, [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:GSMedge:MEASurement(?)
Selects or queries the measurement item in the GSM/EDGE analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:GSMedge:MEASurement { MCPower | PVTime | MACCuracy | MODulation | SWITching | SPURious } [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MEASurement?
Arguments
Table 2-114 shows the arguments and their meanings. Table 2- 114: GSM/EDGE measurement items
Argument MCPower PVTime MACCuracy MODulation SWITching SPURious Measurement item Mean carrier power Power versus Time Modulation accuracy Modulation spectrum Switching spectrum Inband spurious
DEMGSMEDGE SENSe:GSMedge:MEASurement MCPower selects the mean carrier power measurement.
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[:SENSe]:GSMedge:MODulation(?)
Selects or queries the modulation system in the GSM/EDGE analysis. This command is invalid when the measurement item is spurious (SPURious).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:GSMedge:MODulation { GMSK | EDGE } [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MODulation?
Arguments
GMSK selects GMSK (Gaussian Minimum Shift Keying). EDGE selects EDGE (Enhanced Data rates for GSM Evolution).
DEMGSMEDGE :SENSe:GSMedge:MODulation EDGE selects the EDGE modulation. :CONFigure:GSMedge commands, [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:GSMedge:SLOT(?)
Sets or queries the number of slots per block. Waveform data is acquired in the block unit. This command is invalid when the measurement item is spurious (SPURious).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:GSMedge:SLOT <value> [:SENSe]:GSMedge:SLOT?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the number of slots per block. Range: 1 to 65535 DEMGSMEDGE :SENSe:GSMedge:SLOT 100 sets one block to 100 slots. :CONFigure:GSMedge commands, [:SENSe]:BSIZe, [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:GSMedge:STANdard:BAND(?)
Selects or queries the GSM/EDGE standard. NOTE. No query in the GSM/EDGE spurious measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:GSMedge:STANdard:BAND { GSM850 | GSM900 | GSM1800 | GSM1900 } [:SENSe]:GSMedge:STANdard:BAND?
Arguments
GSM850 selects the GSM850 standard. GSM900 selects the GSM900 standard. DCS1800 selects the DCS1800 standard. PCS1900 selects the PCS1900 standard.
DEMGSMEDGE :SENSe:GSMedge:STANdard:BAND PCS1900 selects the PCS1900 standard.
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[:SENSe]:GSMedge:STANdard:DIRection(?)
Selects or queries the link direction in the GSM/EDGE analysis. NOTE. No query in the GSM/EDGE spurious measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:GSMedge:STANdard:DIRection { UPLink | DOWNlink } [:SENSe]:GSMedge:STANdard:DIRection?
Arguments
UPLink selects uplink. DOWNlink selects downlink.
DEMGSMEDGE :SENSe:GSMedge:STANdard:DIRection DOWNlink selects downlink in the GSM/EDGE analysis.
[:SENSe]:GSMedge:STINdex(?)
Sets or queries the column number of the spurious table in the spurious measurement. The specified column is highlighted. This command is valid when the measurement item is spurious (SPURious).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:GSMedge:STINdex <number> [:SENSe]:GSMedge:STINdex?
Arguments
<number>::=<NRf> specifies the column number of the spurious table. Range: 1 to 10. DEMGSMEDGE :SENSe:GSMedge:STINdex 3 specifies column 3 in the spurious table. :CONFigure:GSMedge:SPURious, [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:GSMedge:TSCode:AUTO(?)
Determines whether to set the training sequence code (TSC) automatically in the GSM/EDGE analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:GSMedge:TSCode:AUTO { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:GSMedge:TSCode:AUTO?
Arguments
OFF or 0 specifies that TSC is not set automatically. To set it, use the [:SENSe]:GSMedge:TSCode[:NUMBer] command. ON or 1 specifies that TSC is set automatically.
DEMGSMEDGE :SENSe:GSMedge:TSCode:AUTO ON sets TSC automatically. [:SENSe]:GSMedge:TSCode[:NUMBer]
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[:SENSe]:GSMedge:TSCode[:NUMBer](?)
Sets or queries the training sequence code (TSC) number in the GSM/EDGE analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:GSMedge:TSCode:AUTO is OFF.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:GSMedge:TSCode[:NUMBer] <number> [:SENSe]:GSMedge:TSCode[:NUMBer]?
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the TSC number. Range: 0 to 7 DEMGSMEDGE :SENSe:GSMedge:TSCode:NUMBer 7 sets the TSC number to 7. [:SENSe]:GSMedge:TSCode:AUTO
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K commands set up the conditions related to the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMFLCDMA2K (cdma2000 forward link analysis) or DEMRLCDMA2K (cdma2000 reverse link analysis) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header Parameter [:SENSe] :FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K :ACQuisition :CHIPs <numeric_value> :HISTory <numeric_value> :SEConds <numeric_value> :ANALysis :INTerval <numeric_value> :OFFSet <numeric_value> :BLOCk <numeric_value> [:IMMediate] :MEASurement CHPower | ACPower | IM | SEMask | CDPower | MACCuracy | CCDF | PVTime | PCCHannel | OBWidth | OFF :SPECtrum :OFFSet <numeric_value> :TINTerval
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACQuisition:CHIPs(?)
Sets or queries the acquisition length in chips.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACQuisition:CHIPs <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACQuisition:CHIPs?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the acquisition length in chips. The setting range depends on span and memory length. The minimum value is 6144. DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:ACQuisition:CHIPs 10240 sets the acquisition length in chips to 10240 in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACQuisition:HISTory(?)
Sets or queries the acquisition history. The acquisition can be viewed as it is selected, and can be reanalyzed after the selection.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACQuisition:HISTory <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACQuisition:HISTory?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the acquisition history. Zero represents the latest. The setting range depends on span and memory length. DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:ACQuisition:HISTory 0 sets the acquisition history to 0 in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACQuisition:SEConds(?)
Sets or queries the acquisition length in seconds.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACQuisition:SEConds <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACQuisition:SEConds?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the acquisition length in seconds. Range: 4.998 ms to no logical limitation (depends on Span and memory length). DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:ACQuisition:SEConds 9.163ms sets the acquisition length in seconds to 9.163 ms in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ANALysis:INTerval(?)
Sets or queries the analysis interval in chips.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ANALysis:INTerval <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ANALysis:INTerval?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the analysis interval in chips. The range depends on the acquisition length setting. DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:ANALysis:INTerval 3072 sets the analysis interval in chips to 3072 in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ANALysis:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the analysis offset (the start point of the analysis range) in chips.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:ANALysis:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:ANALysis:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the analysis offset in chips. Range: 0 to 12582912 chips. DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:ANALysis:OFFSet 512 sets the analysis offset in chips to 512 in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:BLOCk(?)
Sets or queries the number of the block to measure in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:BLOCk <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:BLOCk?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the block number. Zero represents the latest block. Range: - to 0 (M: number of acquired blocks). -M DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:BLOCk -5 sets the block number to - in the cdma2000 forward link analysis. -5
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K[:IMMediate] (No Query Form)

Performs calculation for the acquired data in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K[:IMMediate] None DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:IMMediate performs calculation for the acquired data in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MEASurement(?)
Selects or queries the measurement item for the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:MEASurement { CHPower | ACPower | IM | SEMask | CDPower | MACCuracy | CCDF | PVTime | PCCHannel | OBWidth | OFF } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:MEASurement?
Arguments
Table 2-115 shows the measurement item selections in the cdma2000 analysis. Table 2- 115: Measurement item selections
Argument CHPower ACPower IM SEMask CDPower MACCuracy CCDF PVTime 1 PCCHannel OBWidth OFF
1
Measurement item Channel power measurement ACPR measurement Intermodulation measurement Spectrum emission mask measurement Code domain power measurement Modulation accuracy measurement CCDF measurement Gated output power measurement Pilot to code channel measurement Occupied bandwidth measurement Measurement OFF
Available in the RLCDMA2K mode only.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:MEASurement CCDF selects the CCDF measurement for the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the spectrum offset within the time window in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the spectrum offset within the time windows. Range: 0 ms to 26.56 ms. DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:OFFSet 10ms sets the spectrum offset within the time window to 10 ms in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:TINTerval? (Query Only)

Queries the length of the time-domain information used to construct the spectrum trace in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:TINTerval? None DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:SPECtrum:TINTerval? returns the length of the time-domain information in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACPower Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACPower commands set up the conditions related to the ACPR measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMFLCDMA2K (cdma2000 forward link analysis) or DEMRLCDMA2K (cdma2000 reverse link analysis) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K :ACPower :BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration :FILTer :COEFficient :TYPE :LIMit :ADJacent<x> [:STATe]
Parameter
<numeric_value> <numeric_value> RECTangle|GAUSsian|NYQuist| RNYQuist
<boolean>
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration (?)
Sets or queries the bandwidth of the main channel for the ACPR measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the bandwidth of the main channel for the ACPR measurement. Range: Span/20 to full span [Hz]. DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:ACPower:BANDwidth:INTegration 2.5MHz sets the bandwidth of the main channel to 2.5 MHz in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACPower:FILTer:COEFficient(?)
Sets or queries the filter roll-off rate for the ACPR measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACPower:FILTer:COEFficient <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACPower:FILTer:COEFficient?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the roll-off rate. Range: 0 to 1. DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:ACPower:FILTer:COEFficient 0.5 sets the filter roll-off rate for the ACPR measurement to 0.5 in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACPower:FILTer:TYPE(?)
Select or queries the filter for the ACPR measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACPower:FILTer:TYPE { RECTangle | GAUSsian | NYQuist | RNYQuist } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:ACPower:FILTer:TYPE?
Arguments
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:ACPower:FILTer:TYPE NYQuist selects the Nyquist filter for the ACPR measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACPower:LIMit:ADJacent<x>[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the adjacent limit testing for the ACPR measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACPower:LIMit:ADJacent<x>[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:ACPower:LIMit:ADJacent<x>[:STATe]? Where ADJacent<x> (x=1 to 12) represents the xth adjacent.
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the adjacent limit testing. OFF or 0 disables the adjacent limit testing.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:ACPower:LIMit:ADJacent1 ON enables the first adjacent limit testing for the ACPR measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF commands set up the conditions related to the CCDF measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMFLCDMA2K (cdma2000 forward link analysis) or DEMRLCDMA2K (cdma2000 reverse link analysis) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header Parameter [:SENSe] :FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K :CCDF :RMEasurement :THReshold <numeric_value>
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:RMEasurement (No Query Form)

Clears the CCDF accumulator and restarts the measurement.
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:RMEasurement None DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:CCDF:RMEasurement clears the CCDF accumulator and restart the measurement for the CCDF measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:THReshold(?)
Sets or queries the threshold for the CCDF measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:THReshold <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF:THReshold?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the threshold for the CCDF measurement. Range: -250 dBm to 130 dBm. DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:CCDF:THReshold -100dBm sets the threshold for the CCDF measurement to -100 dBm in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:CDPower commands set up the conditions related to the code domain power measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMFLCDMA2K (cdma2000 forward link analysis) or DEMRLCDMA2K (cdma2000 reverse link analysis) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K :CDPower :ACCThreshold :FILTer :MEASurement :IQSWap :MLEVel :PNOFfset :QOF :RCONfig :SELect :CODE :PCG :WCODe
Parameter
<numeric_value> OFF | EQComp | COMP <boolean> CHIP| SYMBol <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <string> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> COMPosite | W2L | W4L | W8L | W16L | W32L | W64L | W128L
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower:ACCThreshold(?)
Sets or queries the active channel threshold level (in dB from the pilot), which is used for deciding whether a code channel is active or inactive, for the code domain power measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:CDPower:ACCThreshold <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:CDPower:ACCThreshold?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the active channel threshold level. Range: - dB to 50 dB. -50 DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:CDPower:ACCThreshold -27dB sets the active channel threshold level to - dB for the code domain power -27 measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower:FILTer:MEASurement(?)
Selects or queries the measurement filter for the code domain power measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower:FILTer:MEASurement { OFF | EQComp | COMP } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower:FILTer:MEASurement?
Arguments
OFF specifies that no measurement filter is used. EQComp selects the complementary filter and EQ (equalizer). COMP selects the complementary filter.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:CDPower:FILTer:MEASurement COMP selects the complementary filter for the code domain power measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower:IQSWap(?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable IQ swapping for the code domain power measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:CDPower:IQSWap { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:CDPower:IQSWap?
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the IQ swapping. OFF or 0 disables the IQ swapping.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:CDPower:IQSWap ON sets the IQ swapping to ON for the code domain power measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:dFLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower:MLEVel(?)
Sets or queries the measurement level for the code domain power measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis. This command is available when :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is IQPower.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower:MLEVel { CHIP | SYMBol } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower:MLEVel?
Arguments
CHIP sets the measurement level to chip. SYMBol sets the measurement level to symbol.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:CDPower:MLEVel CHIP sets the measurement level to chip for the code domain power measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis. :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:CDPower:PNOFfset(?)
Sets or queries the PN offset for the code domain power measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:CDPower:PNOFfset <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:CDPower:PNOFfset?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the PN offset in the unit of 64 chips. Range: 0 to 511. DEMFLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:CDPower:PNOFfset 100 sets the PN offset to 100 for the code domain power measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:CDPower:QOF(?)
Sets or queries the Walsh code quasi-orthogonal function for the code domain power measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis. This command is only available when :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is CDPower or PCGRam and [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:MLEVel is SYMBol.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:CDPower:QOF <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:CDPower:QOF?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the Walsh code quasi-orthogonal function. Range: 0 to 3. DEMFLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:CDPower:QOF 1 sets the Walsh code quasi-orthogonal function to 1 for the code domain power measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis. :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat, [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower:MLEVel
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower:RCONfig(?)
Selects or queries the available radio configuration for the code domain power measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower:RCONfig { "CDMAONE" | "CDMA2K1X" } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower:RCONfig?
Arguments
"CDMAONE" selects RC1/RC2 for FLCDMA2K. "CDMA2K1X" selects RC3/RC4/RC5 for FLCDMA2K and RC3/RC4 for RLCDMA2K.
DEMFLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:CDPower:RCONfig "CDMAONE" sets the radio configuration to RC1/RC2 for the code domain power measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower:SELect:CODE(?)
Sets or queries the code in the PCG for the code domain power measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is IQPower, CDPower, or PCGram. For IQPower, when [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K |:RLCDMA2K:CDPower:MLEVel is CHIP, the argument value is fixed to 0.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower:SELect:CODE <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower:SELect:CODE?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the code in the PCG. The available ranges are shown in Table 2-116. Table 2- 116: Code range
Standard FLCDMA2K RLCDMA2K
1
RCONfig 1 CDMAONE CDMA2K1X CDMA2K1X
Range 64 fixed 4 to 128 2 to 64
The [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K :CDPower:RCONfig command setting.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:CDPower:SELect:CODE 30 sets the code in the PCG to 30 for the code domain power measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis. :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat, [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower:MLEVel, [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower:RCONfig
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower:SELect:PCG(?)
Sets or queries the PCG (power control group) for the code domain power measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower:SELect:PCG <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower:SELect:PCG?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the PCG. Range: -(number of analyzed chips - to 0. -1) DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:CDPower:SELect:PCG -10 sets the PCG to - for the code domain power measurement in the cdma2000 -10 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower:WCODe(?)
Selects or queries the Walsh code length for the code domain power measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower:RCONfig is CDMA2K1X.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower:WCODe { COMPosite | W2L | W4L | W8L | W16L | W32L | W64L | W128L } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower:WCODe?
Arguments
Table 2-117 shows the Walsh code length selections. Table 2- 117: Walsh code length selections
Argument COMPosite W2L 1 W4L W8L W16L W32L W64L W128L 2
1 2
Length Composite 2 4 8 16 32 64 128
For the RLCDMA2K standard only. For the FLCDMA2K standard only.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:CDPower:WCODe W4L sets the Walsh code length to 4 for the code domain power measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis. [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower:RCONfig
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CHPower Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CHPower commands set up the conditions related to the channel power measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMFLCDMA2K (cdma2000 forward link analysis) or DEMRLCDMA2K (cdma2000 reverse link analysis) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K :CHPower :BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration :FILTer :COEFficient :TYPE :LIMit [:STATe]
Parameter
<numeric_value> <numeric_value> RECTangle | GAUSsian | NYQuist | RNYQuist <boolean>
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration(?)
Sets or queries the channel bandwidth for the channel power measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NRf> specifies the channel bandwidth for the channel power measurement. Range: Span/20 to full span [Hz]. DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:CHPower:BANDwidth:INTegration 2.5MHz sets the channel bandwidth to 2.5 MHz for the channel power measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CHPower:FILTer:COEFficient(?)
Sets or queries the filter roll-off rate for the channel power measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis. This command is valid when NYQuist or RNYQuist is selected in the [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower FILTer:TYPE command.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:CHPower:FILTer:COEFficient <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:CHPower:FILTer:COEFficient?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the roll-off rate. Range: 0.0001 to 1 (default: 0.5). DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:CHPower:FILTer:COEFficient 0.1 sets the filter roll-off rate to 0.1 for the channel power measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CHPower:FILTer:TYPE(?)
Select or queries the filter for the channel power measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CHPower:FILTer:TYPE { RECTangle | GAUSsian | NYQuist | RNYQuist } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CHPower:FILTer:TYPE?
Arguments
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:CHPower:FILTer:TYPE NYQuist selects the Nyquist filter for the channel power measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CHPower:LIMit[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the limit testing for the channel power measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CHPower:LIMit[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CHPower:LIMit[STATe]?
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the limit testing. OFF or 0 disables the limit testing.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:CHPower:LIMit:STATe ON enables the limit testing for the channel power measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:IM Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:Standard:IM commands set up the conditions related to the intermodulation measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMFLCDMA2K (cdma2000 forward link analysis) or DEMRLCDMA2K (cdma2000 reverse link analysis) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K :IM :BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration :FILTer :COEFficient :TYPE :LIMit :FORDer [:STATe] :TORDer [:STATe] :SCOFfset
Parameter
<boolean> <boolean> <numeric_value>
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:IM:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?)
Sets or queries the channel bandwidth for the intermodulation measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:IM:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:IM:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the bandwidth of the main channel for the intermodulation measurement. Range: Span/20 to full span [Hz]. DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:IM:BANDwidth:INTegration 2.5MHz sets the channel bandwidth to 2.5 MHz for the intermodulation measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:IM:FILTer:COEFficient(?)
Sets or queries the filter roll-off rate for the intermodulation measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis. This command is valid when NYQuist or RNYQuist is selected in the [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K :IM:FILTer:TYPE command.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:IM:FILTer:COEFficient <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:IM:FILTer:COEFficient?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the roll-off rate. Range: 0.0001 to 1 (default: 0.5). DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:IM:FILTer:COEFficient 0.1 sets the filter roll-off rate to 0.1 for the intermodulation measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis. [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|RLCDMA2K:IM:FILTer:TYPE
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:IM:FILTer:TYPE(?)
Select or queries the filter for the intermodulation measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:IM:FILTer:TYPE { RECTangle | GAUSsian | NYQuist | RNYQuist } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:IM:FILTer:TYPE?
Arguments
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:IM:FILTer:TYPE NYQuist selects the Nyquist filter for the intermodulation measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:IM:LIMit:FORDer[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the fifth order limit testing for the intermodulation measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:IM:LIMit:FORDer[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:IM:LIMit:FORFer[:STATe]?
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the fifth order limit testing. OFF or 0 disables the fifth order limit testing.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:IM:LIMit:FORDer:STATe ON enables the fifth order limit testing for the intermodulation measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:IM:LIMit:TORDer[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the third order limit testing for the intermodulation measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:IM:LIMit:TORDer[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:IM:LIMit:TORFer[:STATe]?
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the third order limit testing. OFF or 0 disables the third order limit testing.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:IM:LIMit:TORDer:STATe ON enables the third order limit testing for the intermodulation measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:IM:SCOFfset(?)
Sets or queries the second channel frequency for the intermodulation measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:IM:SCOFfset <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:IM:SCOFfset?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the second channel frequency for the intermodulation. Range: -span/2 to +span/2 [Hz]. DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:IM:SCOFfset 1.5MHz sets the second channel frequency to 1.5 MHz for the intermodulation measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy commands set up the conditions related to the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMFLCDMA2K (cdma2000 forward link analysis) or DEMRLCDMA2K (cdma2000 reverse link analysis) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K :MACCuracy :ACCThreshold :FILTer :MEASurement :IQSWAap :LIMit :EVM :PEAK [:STATe] :RMS [:STATe] :PCDerror [:STATe] :RHO [:STATe] :TAU [:STATe] :MLEVel :PNOFfset :QOF :RCONfig :SELect :CODE :PCG :WCODe
Parameter
<numeric_value> OFF | EQComp | COMP <boolean>
<boolean> <boolean> <boolean> <boolean> <boolean> CHIP | SYMBol <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <string> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> COMPosite | W2L | W4L | W8L | W16L | W32L | W64L | W128L
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:ACCThreshold(?)
Sets or queries the active channel threshold level (in dB from the pilot), which is used for deciding whether a code channel is active or inactive, for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:ACCThreshold <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:ACCThreshold?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NRf> specifies the active channel threshold level. Range: - to 50 dB. -50 DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:ACCThreshold -100 sets the active channel threshold level to -100 dB for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:FILTer:MEASurement(?)
Selects or queries the measurement filter for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:FILTer:MEASurement { OFF | EQComp | COMP } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:FILTer:MEASurement?
Arguments
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:FILTer:MEASurement COMP selects the Complementary filter for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:IQSWap(?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable IQ swapping for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:IQSWap { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:IQSWap?
Arguments
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:IQSWap ON sets the IQ swapping to ON for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:PEAK[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the PEAK EVM limit checking for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:PEAK[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:PEAK[:STATe]?
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the peak EVM limit testing. OFF or 0 disables the peak EVM limit testing.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:PEAK:STATe ON enables the peak EVM limit testing for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:RMS[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the RMS EVM limit testing for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:RMS[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:RMS[:STATe]?
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the RMS EVM limit testing. OFF or 0 disables the RMS EVM limit testing.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:RMS:STATe ON enables the RMS EVM limit testing for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:LIMit:PCDerror[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the peak code domain error limit testing for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:LIMit:PCDerror[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:LIMit:PCDerror[:STATe]?
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the peak code domain error limit testing. OFF or 0 disables the peak code domain error limit testing.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:LIMit:PCDerror:STATe ON enables the peak code domain error limit testing for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:LIMit:RHO[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the Rho limit testing for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:LIMit:RHO[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:LIMit:RHO[:STATe]?
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the Rho limit testing. OFF or 0 disables the Rho limit testing.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:LIMit:RHO:STATe ON enables the Rho limit testing for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:LIMit:TAU[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the Tau limit testing for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:LIMit:TAU[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:LIMit:TAU[:STATe]?
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the Tau limit testing. OFF or 0 disables the Tau limit testing.
DEMFLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:LIMit:TAU:STATe ON enables the Tau limit testing for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:MLEVel(?)
Sets or queries the measurement level for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:MLEVel { CHIP | SYMBol } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:MLEVel?
Arguments
CHIP sets the measurement level to chip. SYMBol sets the measurement level symbol.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:MLEVel CHIP sets the measurement level to CHIP for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:PNOFfset(?)
Sets or queries the PN offset for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:PNOFfset <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:PNOFfset?
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the PN offset. Range: 0 to 511. DEMFLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:PNOFfset 100 sets the PN offset to 100 for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:QOF(?)
Sets or queries the Walsh code quasi-orthogonal function for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis. This command is valid when :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is MACCuracy and the [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:MLEVel is SYMBol.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:QOF <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:QOF?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the Walsh code quasi-orthogonal function. Range: 0 to 3. DEMFLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:QOF 1 sets the Walsh code quasi-orthogonal function to 1 for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis. :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat, [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:MLEVel
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:RCONfig(?)
Selects or queries the available radio configuration for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:RCONfig { "CDMAONE" | "CDMA2K1X" } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:RCONfig?
Arguments
"CDMAONE" selects RC1/RC2 for FLCDMA2K and RLCDMA2K. "CDMA2K1X" selects RC3/RC4/RC5 for FLCDMA2K and RC3/RC4 for RLCDMA2K.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:RCONfig "CDMAONE" sets the radio configuration to RC1/RC2 for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:SELect:CODE(?)
Sets or queries the code in the PCG for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis. This command is only available when [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:MLEVel is SYMBol.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:SELect:CODE <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:SELect:CODE?
Arguments
1
RCONfig 1 CDMAONE CDMA2K1X CDMA2K1X
Range 64 fixed 4 to 128 2 to 64
The [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K :MACCuracy:RCONfig command setting.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:SELect:CODE 30 sets the code in the PCG to 30 for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis. [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:MLEVel, [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:RCONfig
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:SELect:PCG(?)
Sets or queries the PCG for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:SELect:PCG <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:SELect:PCG?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the PCG. Range: -(number of analyzed half slots - to 0. -1) DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:SELect:PCG -10 sets the PCG to - for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 -10 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:WCODe(?)
Selects or queries the Walsh code length for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:RCONfig is CDMA2K1X.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:WCODe { COMPosite | W2L | W4L | W8L | W16L | W32L | W64L | W128L } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:WCODe?
Arguments
1 2
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:WCODe W4L sets the Walsh code length to 4 for the modulation accuracy measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis. [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:RCONfig
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:OBWidth Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:OBWidth commands set up the conditions related to the occupied bandwidth (OBW) measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMFLCDMA2K (cdma2000 forward link analysis) or DEMRLCDMA2K (cdma2000 reverse link analysis) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K :OBWidth :LIMit [:STATe] :PERCent
Parameter
<boolean> <numeric_value>
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:OBWidth:LIMit[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the limit testing for the OBW measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:OBWidth:LIMit[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:OBWidth:LIMit[:STATe]?
Arguments
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:OBWidth:LIMit:STATe ON sets the limit testing to ON for the OBW measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:OBWidth:PERCent(?)
Sets or queries the occupied bandwidth for the OBW measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:OBWidth:PERCent <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:OBWidth:PERCent?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the occupied bandwidth. Range: 80% to 99.99% (default: 99%). DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:OBWidth:PERCent 95PCT sets the occupied bandwidth to 95% for the OBW measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel commands set up the conditions related to the pilot to code channel measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMFLCDMA2K (cdma2000 forward link analysis) or DEMRLCDMA2K (cdma2000 reverse link analysis) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K :PCCHannel :ACCThreshold :FILTer :MEASurement :IQSWap :LIMit :PHASe [:STATe] :TIME [:STATe] :PNOFfset :RCONfig :SELect :CODE :PCG :WCODe
Parameter
<numeric_value> OFF|EQComp|COMP <boolean>
<boolean> <boolean> <numeric_value> <string> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> COMPosite | W2L | W4L | W8L | W16L | W32L | W64L | W128L
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:ACCThreshold(?)
Sets or queries the active channel threshold level (in dB from the pilot), which is used for deciding whether a code channel is active or inactive, for the pilot to code channel measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:ACCThreshold <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:ACCThreshold?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the active channel threshold level. Range: - to 50 dB. -50 DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:ACCThreshold -50dB sets the active channel threshold level to - dB for the pilot to code channel -50 measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:FILTer:MEASurement(?)
Selects or queries the measurement filter for the pilot to code channel measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:FILTer:MEASurement { OFF | EQComp | COMP } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:FILTer:MEASurement?
Arguments
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:FILTer:MEASurement COMP selects the complementary filter for the pilot to code channel measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:IQSWap(?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable IQ swapping for the pilot to code channel measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:IQSWap { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:IQSWap?
Arguments
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:IQSWap ON sets the IQ swapping to ON for the pilot to code channel measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:LIMit:PHASe[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the phase limit checking for the pilot to code channel measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:LIMit:PHASe[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:LIMit:PHASe[:STATe]?
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the phase limit testing. OFF or 0 disables the phase limit testing.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:LIMit:PHASe:STATe ON enables the phase limit testing for the pilot to code channel measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:LIMit:TIME[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the time limit testing for the pilot to code channel measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:LIMit:TIME[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:LIMit:TIME[:STATe]?
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the time limit testing. OFF or 0 disables the time limit testing.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:LIMit:TIME:STATe ON enables the time limit testing for the pilot to code channel measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:PNOFfset(?)
Sets or queries the PN offset for the pilot to code channel measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:PNOFfset <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:PNOFfset?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NR1> specifies the PN offset. Range: 0 to 511. DEMFLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:PNOFfset 100 sets the PN offset to 100 for the pilot to code channel measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:RCONfig(?)
Selects or queries the available radio configuration for the pilot to code channel measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:RCONfig { "CDMAONE" | "CDMA2K1X" } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:RCONfig?
Arguments
"CDMAONE" selects RC1/RC2 for FLCDMA2K. "CDMA2K1X" selects RC3/RC4/RC5 for FLCDMA2K and RC3/RC4 for RLCDMA2K.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:RCONfig "CDMAONE" sets the radio configuration to RC1/RC2 for the pilot to code channel measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:SELect:CODE(?)
Sets or queries the code in the PCG for the pilot to code channel measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:SELect:CODE <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:SELect:CODE?
Arguments
1
RCONfig 1 CDMAONE CDMA2K1X CDMAONE CDMA2K1X
Range 64 fixed 4 to 128 Not supported 2 to 64
The [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel :RCONfig command setting.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:SELect:CODE 1 sets the code in the PCG to 1 for the pilot to code channel measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis. [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:RCONfig
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:SELect:PCG(?)
Sets or queries the PCG (power control group) for the pilot to code channel measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:SELect:PCG <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:SELect:PCG?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the PCG. Range: -(number of analyzed half slots - to 0. -1) DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:SELect:PCG -10 sets the PCG to - for the pilot to code channel measurement in the cdma2000 -10 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:WCODe(?)
Selects or queries the Walsh code length for the pilot to code channel measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis. This command is only available when [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:RCONfig is CDMA2K1X.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:WCODe { COMPosite | W2L | W4L | W8L | W16L | W32L | W64L | W128L } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:WCODe?
Arguments
1 2
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:WCODe W4L sets the Walsh code length to 4 for the pilot to code channel measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis. [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:RCONfig
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[:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime commands set up the conditions related to the gated output power measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis. These commands are only available for the cdma2000 reverse link standard. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMFLCDMA2K (cdma2000 forward link analysis) or DEMRLCDMA2K (cdma2000 reverse link analysis) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :RLCDMA2K :PVTime :BURSt :GATE :OFFSet :SYNC :LIMit :ZONE<x> [:STATe] :RCHannel :LEVel :MODE
Parameter
RPCHannel|RFCHannel <numeric_value> REDGe | MPOint | TPOSition
<boolean> <numeric_value> AUTO | MANual
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[:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:BURSt:GATE(?)
Sets or queries the burst gate for the gated output power measurement in the cdma2000 reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:BURSt:GATE { RPCHannel | RFCHannel } [:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:BURSt:GATE?
Arguments
RPCHannel sets the reverse pilot channel or RC1/RC2. RFCHannel sets the reverse fundamental channel.
DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:BURSt:GATE RFCHannel sets the burst gate to the reverse fundamental channel for the gated output power measurement in the cdma2000 reverse link analysis.
[:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:BURSt:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the burst offset between the trigger position and burst position for the gated output power measurement in the cdma2000 reverse link analysis. This command is valid when the [:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:BURSt:SYNC command is set to TPOSition.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:BURSt:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:BURSt:OFFSet?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NRf> specifies the burst offset. Range: - E- to 1 E- [s]. -1 -3 -3 DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:BURSt:OFFSet 100us sets the burst offset to 100 ms for the gated output power measurement in the cdma2000 reverse link analysis. [:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:BURSt:SYNC
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[:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:BURSt:SYNC(?)
Sets or queries the burst sync for the gated output power measurement in the cdma2000 reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:BYRSt:SYNC { REDGe | MPOint | TPOSition } [:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:BURSt:SYNC?
Arguments
REDGe specifies the rising edge for the burst sync. MPOint specifies the middle point for the burst sync. TPOSition specifies the trigger position for the burst sync.
DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:BURSt:SYNC TPOSition sets the burst sync to the trigger position for the gated output power measurement in the cdma2000 reverse link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:LIMit:ZONE<x>[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the zone limit testing for the gated output power measurement in the cdma2000 reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:LIMit:ZONE<x>[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:LIMit:ZONE<x>[:STATe]? Where Zone<x> (x=1 to 5) correspond to Zone A, B, C, D, and E in the limit editor, respectively.
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the zone limit testing. OFF or 0 disables the zone limit testing.
DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:LIMit:ZONE1 ON enables the limit testing of zone 1 for the gated output power measurement in the cdma2000 reverse link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:RCHannel:LEVel(?)
Sets or queries the reference channel level to measure the power level in dB. This command is only available when the [:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime :RCHannel:MODE command is set to MANual.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:RCHannel:LEVel <value> [:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:RCHannel:LEVel?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the reference channel level. Range: -150 to 30 dBm. DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:RCHannel:LEVel -10dBm sets the reference channel level to - dBm for the gated output power measure-10 ment in the cdma2000 reverse link analysis. [:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:RCHannel:MODE
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[:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:RCHannel:MODE(?)
Sets or queries the mode of the reference channel level to measure the power level in dB.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:RCHannel:MODE { AUTO | MANual } [:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:RCHannel:MODE?
Arguments
AUTO specifies that the reference level is measured from the input signal. MANual specifies that the reference level is set manually. Use the [:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:RCHannel:LEVel command.
DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:RCHannel:MODE AUTO sets the mode of the reference channel level to AUTO for the gated output power measurement in the cdma2000 reverse link analysis. [:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:RCHannel:LEVel
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask commands set up the conditions related to the spectrum emission mask measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMFLCDMA2K (cdma2000 forward link analysis) or DEMRLCDMA2K (cdma2000 reverse link analysis) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K :SEMask :BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration :FILTer :COEFficient :TYPE :LIMit :ISPurious :ZONE<x> [:STATe] :OFCHannel :ZONE<x> [:STATe] :MEASurement :RCHannel :LEVel :MODE
Parameter
<boolean>
<boolean> OFCHannel | ISPurious <numeric_value> AUTO | MANual
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?)
Sets or queries the channel bandwidth for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the channel bandwidth. Range: Span/20 to full span [Hz]. DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:SEMask:BANDwidth:INTegration 2.5MHz sets the channel bandwidth to 2.5 MHz for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:FILTer:COEFficient(?)
Sets or queries the filter roll-off rate for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis. This command is only available when the [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:FILTer :TYPE command is set to NYQuist or RNYQuist.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:FILTer:COEFficient <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:FILTer:COEFficient?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the roll-off rate. Range: 0.0001 to 1 (default: 0.5). DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:SEMask:FILTer:COEFficient 0.1 sets the filter roll-off rate to 0.1 for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis. [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE(?)
Selects or queries the filter for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE { RECTangle | GAUSsian | NYQuist | RNYQuist } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE?
Arguments
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE NYQuist selects the Nyquist filter for the spectrum emission measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:LIMit:ISPurious:ZONE<x> [:STATe] (?)

Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the inband spurious zone limit testing for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:LIMit:ISPurious:ZONE<x> [:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:LIMit:ISPurious:ZONE<x> [:STATe]? Where Zone<x> (x=1 to 5) correspond to Zone A, B, C, D, and E in the limit editor, respectively.
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the inband spurious zone limit testing. OFF or 0 disables the inband spurious zone limit testing.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:SEMask:LIMit:ISPurious:ZONE1:STATe ON enables the inband spurious limit testing of zone 1 for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:LIMit:OFCHannel:ZONE<x> [:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the offset from the channel zone limit testing for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:LIMit:OFCHannel:ZONE<x> [:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:LIMit:OFCHannel:ZONE<x> [:STATe]? Where Zone<x> (x=1 to 5) correspond to Zone A, B, C, D, and E in the limit editor, respectively.
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the offset from the channel zone limit testing. OFF or 0 disables the offset from the channel zone limit testing.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:SEMask:LIMit:OFCHannel:ZONE1:STATe ON enables the offset from the channel limit testing of zone 1 for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:MEASurement(?)
Sets or queries the limit table type used for limit testing for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the cdma2000 forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:MEASurement { OFCHannel | ISPurious } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:MEASurement?
Arguments
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:SEMask:MEASurement ISPurious selects the Inband Spurious limit table for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel(?)
Sets or queries the reference channel level to measure the spurious emission level in dBc. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE is MANual.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel <value> [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the reference level. Range: -150 to 30 dBm. DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel -10dBm sets the reference channel level to - dBm for the spectrum emission mask -10 measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis. [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE
Related Commands
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[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE(?)
Sets or queries the mode of the reference channel level to measure the spurious emission level in dBc.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE { AUTO | MANual } [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE?
Arguments
AUTO specifies that the reference level is measured from the input signal. MANual allows you to set the reference level using the [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel command.
DEMFLCDMA2K, DEMRLCDMA2K :SENSe:FLCDMA2K:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE AUTO sets the mode of the reference channel level to AUTO for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the cdma2000 forward link analysis. [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel
Related Commands
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO commands set up the conditions related to the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMFL1XEVDO (1xEV-DO forward link analysis) or DEMRL1XEVDO (1xEV-DO reverse link analysis) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header Parameter [:SENSe] :FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO :ACQuisition :CHIPs <numeric_value> :HISTory <numeric_value> :SEConds <numeric_value> :ANALysis :INTerval <numeric_value> :OFFSet <numeric_value> :BLOCk <numeric_value> [:IMMediate] :MEASurement CHPower | ACPower | IM | SEMask | CDPower | MACCuracy | CCDF | PVTime | PCCHannel | OBWidth | OFF :SPECtrum :OFFSet <numeric_value> :TINTerval
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACQuisition:CHIPs(?)
Sets or queries the acquisition length in chips.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACQuisition:CHIPs <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACQuisition:CHIPs?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the acquisition length in chips. The setting range depends on span and memory length. The minimum value is 6144. DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:ACQuisition:CHIPs 10240 sets the acquisition length in chips to 10240 in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACQuisition:HISTory(?)
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACQuisition:HISTory <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACQuisition:HISTory?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the acquisition history. Zero represents the latest. The setting range depends on span and memory length. DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:ACQuisition:HISTory 0 sets the acquisition history to 0 in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACQuisition:SEConds(?)
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACQuisition:SEConds <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACQuisition:SEConds?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the acquisition length in seconds. Range: 4.998 ms to no logical limitation (depends on span and memory length). DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:ACQuisition:SEConds 9.163ms sets the acquisition length to 9.163 ms in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ANALysis:INTerval(?)
Sets or queries the analysis interval in chips.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ANALysis:INTerval <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ANALysis:INTerval?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the analysis interval in half slots. The range depends on the acquisition length setting. DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:ANALysis:INTerval 10 sets the analysis interval in half slots to 10 in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ANALysis:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the analysis offset (the start point of the analysis range) in half slots.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ANALysis:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ANALysis:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the analysis offset in half slots. Range: 0 to 12293 half slot DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:ANALysis:OFFSet 10 sets the analysis offset in half slots to 10 in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:BLOCk(?)
Sets or queries the number of the block to measure in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:BLOCk <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:BLOCk?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the block number. Zero represents the latest block. Range: - to 0 (M: number of acquired blocks). -M DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:BLOCk -5 sets the block number to - in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis. -5
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO[:IMMediate] (No Query Form)

Performs calculation for the acquired data in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO[:IMMediate] None DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:IMMediate performs calculation for the acquired data in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MEASurement(?)
Selects or queries the measurement item for the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MEASurement { CHPower | ACPower | IM | SEMask | CDPower | MACCuracy | CCDF | PVTime | PCCHannel | OBWidth | OFF } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MEASurement?
Arguments
Table 2-115 shows the measurement item selections in the 1xEV-DO analysis. Table 2- 122: Measurement item selections
Argument CHPower ACPower IM SEMask CDPower MACCuracy CCDF PVTime 1 PCCHannel OBWidth OFF
1
Measurement item Channel power measurement ACPR measurement Intermodulation measurement Spectrum emission mask measurement Code domain power measurement Modulation accuracy measurement CCDF measurement Gated output power measurement Pilot to code channel measurement Occupied bandwidth measurement Measurement OFF
Available in the RL1XEVDO mode only.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:MEASurement CCDF selects the CCDF measurement for the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the spectrum offset within the time window in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the spectrum offset within the time windows. Range: 0 ms to 26.56 ms. DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:OFFSet 10ms sets the spectrum offset within the time window to 10 ms in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:TINTerval? (Query Only)

Queries the length of the time-domain information used to construct the spectrum trace in the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:TINTerval? None DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:SPECtrum:TINTerval? returns the length of the time-domain information in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACPower Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACPower commands set up the conditions related to the ACPR measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMFL1XEVDO (1xEV-DO forward link analysis) or DEMRL1XEVDO (1xEV-DO reverse link analysis) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO :ACPower :BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration :FILTer :COEFficient :TYPE :LIMit :ADJacent<x> [:STATe]
Parameter
<boolean>
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?)
Sets or queries the bandwidth of the main channel for the ACPR measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|RL1XEVDO:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the bandwidth of the main channel for the ACPR measurement. Range: Span/20 to full span [Hz]. DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:ACPower:BANDwidth:INTegration 2.5MHz sets the bandwidth of the main channel to 2.5 MHz in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACPower:FILTer:COEFficient(?)
Sets or queries the filter roll-off rate for the ACPR measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACPower:FILTer:COEFficient <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACPower:FILTer:COEFficient?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the roll-off rate. Range: 0 to 1. DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:ACPower:FILTer:COEFficient 0.5 sets the filter roll-off rate for the ACPR measurement to 0.5 in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACPower:FILTer:TYPE(?)
Select or queries the filter for the ACPR measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACPower:FILTer:TYPE { RECTangle | GAUSsian | NYQuist | RNYQuist } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|RL1XEVDO:ACPower:FILTer:TYPE?
Arguments
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:ACPower:FILTer:TYPE NYQuist selects the Nyquist filter for the ACPR measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACPower:LIMit:ADJacent<x>[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the adjacent limit testing for the ACPR measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACPower:LIMit:ADJacent<x>[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|RL1XEVDO:ACPower:LIMit:ADJacent<x>[:STATe]? Where ADJacent<x> (x=1 to 12) represents the xth adjacent.
Arguments
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:ACPower:LIMit:ADJacent1 ON enables the first adjacent limit testing for the ACPR measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF commands set up the conditions related to the CCDF measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMFL1XEVDO (1xEV-DO forward link analysis) or DEMRL1XEVDO (1xEV-DO reverse link analysis) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header Parameter [:SENSe] :FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO :CCDF :RMEasurement :THReshold <numeric_value>
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:RMEasurement (No Query Form)

Clears the CCDF accumulator and restarts the measurement.
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:RMEasurement None DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:CCDF:RMEasurement clears the CCDF accumulator and restarts the CCDF measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:THReshold(?)
Sets or queries the threshold for the CCDF measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:THReshold <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF:THReshold?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the threshold for the CCDF measurement. Range: -250 to 130 dBm. DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:CCDF:THReshold -100dBm sets the threshold for the CCDF measurement to -100 dBm in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CDPower Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|RL1XEVDO:CDPower commands set up the conditions related to the code domain power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMFL1XEVDO (1xEV-DO forward link analysis) or DEMRL1XEVDO (1xEV-DO reverse link analysis) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO :CDPower :ACCThreshold :CHANnel [:TYPE] :FILTer :MEASurement :IQSWap :LCMask :I :Q :MLEVel :PNOFfset :SELect :CODE :HSLot
Parameter
<numeric_value> MAC | PILot | DATA | PREamble | OVERall OFF | EQComp | COMP <boolean> <num1>,<num2>,<num3> <num1>,<num2>,<num3> CHIP|SYMBol <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value>
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:ACCThreshold(?)
Sets or queries the active channel threshold level (in dB from the pilot), which is used for deciding whether a code channel is active or inactive, for the code domain power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:ACCThreshold <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:ACCThreshold?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the active channel threshold level. Range: -100 to 0 dB DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:CDPower:ACCThreshold -27dB sets the active channel threshold level to - dB for the code domain power -27 measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:CDPower:CHANnel[:TYPE](?)
Selects or queries the channel type for the code domain power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:CDPower:CHANnel[:TYPE] { MAC | PILot | DATA | PREamble | OVERall } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:CDPower:CHANnel[:TYPE]?
Arguments
MAC selects the MAC channel. PILot selects the pilot channel. DATA selects the data channel. PREamble selects the preamble embedded in the data. OVERall selects the overall channels. This argument is valid when :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is IQPower.
DEMFL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:CDPower:CHANnel:TYPE MAC selects the MAC channel for the code domain power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:FILTer:MEASurement(?)
Selects or queries the measurement filter for the code domain power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:FILTer:MEASurement { OFF | EQComp | COMP } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:FILTer:MEASurement?
Arguments
OFF specifies that no measurement filter is used. EQComp selects the Complementary filter + EQ (equalizer). COMP selects the Complementary filter.
DEMFL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:CDPower:FILTer:MEASurement COMP selects the Complementary filter for the code domain power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:IQSWap(?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable IQ swapping for the code domain power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:IQSWap { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:IQSWap?
Arguments
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:CDPower:IQSWap ON sets the IQ swapping to ON for the code domain power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:LCMask:I(?)
Sets or queries the 11-digit mask of the I long code for the code domain power measurement in the 1xEV-DO reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:LCMask:I <num1>,<num2>,<num3> [:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:LCMask:I?
Arguments
<num1> is the upper 3 digits of the I long code mask. Range: #H0 (0) to #H3FF (1023) <num2> is the middle 4 digits of the I long code mask. Range: #H0000 (0) to #HFFFF (65535). <num3> is the lower 4 digits of the I long code mask. Range: #H0000 (0) to #HFFFF (65535).
DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:LCMask:I 3FF,FFFF,FFFF sets the 11-digit mask of the I long code to 3FFFFFFFFFF for the code domain power measurement in the 1xEV-DO reverse link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:LCMask:Q(?)
Sets or queries the 11-digit mask of the Q long code for the code domain power measurement in the 1xEV-DO reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:LCMask:Q <num1>,<num2>,<num3> [:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:LCMask:Q?
Arguments
<num1> is the upper 3 digits of the Q long code mask. Range: #H0 (0) to #H3FF (1023) <num2> is the middle 4 digits of the Q long code mask. Range: #H0000 (0) to #HFFFF (65535). <num3> is the lower 4 digits of the Q long code mask. Range: #H0000 (0) to #HFFFF (65535).
DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:LCMask:Q 3FF,FFFF,FFFF sets the 11-digit mask of the Q long code to 3FFFFFFFFFF for the code domain power measurement in the 1xEV-DO reverse link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:MLEVel(?)
Sets or queries the measurement level for the code domain power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link analysis. This command is only available when :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat is IQPower.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|RL1XEVDO:CDPower:MLEVel { CHIP | SYMBol } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|RL1XEVDO:CDPower:MLEVel?
Arguments
CHIP selects the chip measurement level. SYMBol selects the symbol measurement level.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:CDPower:MLEVel CHIP sets the measurement level to chip for the code domain power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis. :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|RL1XEVDO:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat
Related Commands
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:CDPower:PNOFfset(?)
Sets or queries the PN offset for the code domain power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:CDPower:PNOFfset <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:CDPower:PNOFfset?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the PN offset in the unit of 64 chips. Range: 0 to 511 DEMFL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:CDPower:PNOFfset 100 sets the PN offset to 100 for the code domain power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:SELect:CODE(?)
Sets or queries the code in the half slot for the code domain power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:SELect:CODE <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:SELect:CODE?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the code in the half slot. The range is shown in Table 2-123: Table 2- 123: Code range
Link FL1XEVDO Channel type Pilot MAC Data Preamble RL1XEVDO Range 0 to 31 0 to 63 0 to 15 0 to 31 0 to 15
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:CDPower:SELect:CODE 30 sets the code in the half slot to 30 for the code domain power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:SELect:HSLot(?)
Sets or queries the half slot for the code domain power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:SELect:HSLot <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:SELect:HSLot?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the half slot. Range: -(number of analyzed chips - to 0 -1) DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:CDPower:SELect:HSLot -10 sets the half slot to - for the code domain power measurement in the 1xEV-10 DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CHPower Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CHPower commands set up the conditions related to the channel power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMFL1XEVDO (1xEV-DO forward link analysis) or DEMRL1XEVDO (1xEV-DO reverse link analysis) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO :CHPower :BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration :FILTer :COEFficient :TYPE :LIMit [:STATe]
Parameter
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?)
Sets or queries the channel bandwidth for the channel power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the channel bandwidth for the channel power measurement. Range: Span/20 to full span [Hz]. DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:CHPower:BANDwidth:INTegration 2.5MHz sets the channel bandwidth to 2.5 MHz for the channel power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CHPower:FILTer:COEFficient(?)
Sets or queries the filter roll-off rate for the channel power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis. This command is valid when NYQuist or RNYQuist is selected in the [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower FILTer:TYPE command.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|RL1XEVDO:CHPower:FILTer:COEFficient <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|RL1XEVDO:CHPower:FILTer:COEFficient?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the roll-off rate. Range: 0.0001 to 1 (default: 0.5). DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:CHPower:FILTer:COEFficient 0.1 sets the filter roll-off rate to 0.1 for the channel power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CHPower:FILTer:TYPE(?)
Select or queries the filter for the channel power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CHPower:FILTer:TYPE { RECTangle | GAUSsian | NYQuist | RNYQuist } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CHPower:FILTer:TYPE?
Arguments
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:CHPower:FILTer:TYPE NYQuist selects the Nyquist filter for the channel power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CHPower:LIMit[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the limit testing for the channel power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CHPower:LIMit[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CHPower:LIMit[STATe]?
Arguments
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:CHPower:LIMit:STATe ON enables the limit testing for the channel power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:IM Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:Standard:IM commands set up the conditions related to the intermodulation measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMFL1XEVDO (1xEV-DO forward link analysis) or DEMRL1XEVDO (1xEV-DO reverse link analysis) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO :IM :BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration :FILTer :COEFficient :TYPE :LIMit :FORDer [:STATe] :TORDer [:STATe] :SCOFfset
Parameter
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:IM:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?)
Sets or queries the channel bandwidth for the intermodulation measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:IM:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|RL1XEVDO:IM:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the bandwidth of the main channel for the intermodulation measurement. Range: Span/20 to full span [Hz]. DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:IM:BANDwidth:INTegration 2.5MHz sets the channel bandwidth to 2.5 MHz for the intermodulation measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:IM:FILTer:COEFficient(?)
Sets or queries the filter roll-off rate for the intermodulation measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis. This command is valid when NYQuist or RNYQuist is selected in the [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO :IM:FILTer:TYPE command.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:IM:FILTer:COEFficient <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:IM:FILTer:COEFficient?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the roll-off rate. Range: 0.0001 to 1 (default: 0.5). DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:IM:FILTer:COEFficient 0.1 sets the filter roll-off rate to 0.1 for the intermodulation measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis. [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|RL1XEVDO:IM:FILTer:TYPE
Related Commands
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:IM:FILTer:TYPE(?)
Select or queries the filter for the intermodulation measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:IM:FILTer:TYPE { RECTangle | GAUSsian | NYQuist | RNYQuist } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:IM:FILTer:TYPE?
Arguments
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:IM:FILTer:TYPE NYQuist selects the Nyquist filter for the intermodulation measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:IM:LIMit:FORDer[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the fifth order limit testing for the intermodulation measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:IM:LIMit:FORDer[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:IM:LIMit:FORFer[:STATe]?
Arguments
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:IM:LIMit:FORDer:STATe ON enables the fifth order limit testing for the intermodulation measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:IM:LIMit:TORDer[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the third order limit testing for the intermodulation measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:IM:LIMit:TORDer[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:IM:LIMit:TORFer[:STATe]?
Arguments
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:IM:LIMit:TORDer:STATe ON enables the third order limit testing for the intermodulation measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:IM:SCOFfset(?)
Sets or queries the second channel frequency for the intermodulation measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:IM:SCOFfset <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:IM:SCOFfset?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the second channel frequency for the intermodulation. Range: -span/2 to +span/2 [Hz]. DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:IM:SCOFfset 1.5MHz sets the second channel frequency to 1.5 MHz for the intermodulation measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy commands set up the conditions related to the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMFL1XEVDO (cdma2000 forward link analysis) or DEMRL1XEVDO (cdma2000 reverse link analysis) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO :MACCuracy :ACCThreshold :CHANnel [:TYPE] :FILTer :MEASurement :IQSWAap :LCMask :I :Q :LIMit :EVM :RMS [:STATe] :PEAK [:STATe] :PCDerror [:STATe] :RHO [:STATe] :TAU [:STATe] :MLEVel :PNOFfset :SELect :CODE :HSLot
Parameter
<numeric_value> MAC | PILot | DATA | PREamble OFF | EQComp | COMP <boolean> <num1>,<num2>,<num3> <num1>,<num2>,<num3>
<boolean> <boolean> <boolean> <boolean> <boolean> CHIP | SYMBol <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value>
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:ACCThreshold(?)
Sets or queries the active channel threshold level (in dB from the pilot), which is used for deciding whether a code channel is active or inactive, for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:ACCThreshold <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:ACCThreshold?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the active channel threshold level. Range: -100 to 0 dB DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:ACCThreshold -100dB sets the active channel threshold level to -100 dB for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:CHANnel[:TYPE](?)
Selects or queries the channel type for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:CHANnel[:TYPE] { MAC | PILot | DATA | PREamble | OVERall } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:CHANnel[:TYPE]?
Arguments
MAC selects the MAC channel. PILot selects the pilot channel. DATA selects the data channel. PREamble selects the preamble embedded in the data. OVERall selects the overall channels. This argument is only available when the [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:MLEVel command is set to CHIP.
DEMFL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:CHANnel:TYPE MAC select the MAC channel for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:FILTer:MEASurement(?)
Selects or queries the measurement filter for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:FILTer:MEASurement { OFF | EQComp | COMP } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:FILTer:MEASurement?
Arguments
OFF specifies that no measurement filter is used. EQComp selects the Complementary filter and EQ (equalizer). COMP selects the Complementary filter.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:FILTer:MEASurement COMP selects the Complementary filter for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:IQSWap(?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable IQ swapping for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:IQSWap { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:IQSWap?
Arguments
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:IQSWap ON sets the IQ swapping to ON for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LCMask:I(?)
Sets or queries the 11-digit mask of the I long code for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LCMask:I <num1>,<num2>,<num3> [:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LCMask:I?
Arguments
DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LCMask:I 3FF,FFFF,FFFF sets the 11-digit mask of the I long code to 3FFFFFFFFFF for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO reverse link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LCMask:Q(?)
Sets or queries the 11-digit mask of the Q long code for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LCMask:Q <num1>,<num2>,<num3> [:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LCMask:Q?
Arguments
DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LCMask:Q 3FF,FFFF,FFFF sets the 11-digit mask of the Q long code to 3FFFFFFFFFF for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO reverse link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:PEAK[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the PEAK EVM limit checking for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:PEAK[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:PEAK[:STATe]?
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the peak EVM limit testing. OFF or 0 disables the peak EVM limit testing.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:PEAK:STATe ON enables the PEAK EVM limit testing for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:RMS[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the RMS EVM limit testing for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:RMS[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:RMS[:STATe]?
Arguments
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:RMS:STATe ON enables the RMS EVM limit testing for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LIMit:PCDerror[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the peak code domain error limit testing for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LIMit:PCDerror[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LIMit:PCDerror[:STATe]?
Arguments
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LIMit:PCDerror:STATe ON enables the peak code domain error limit testing for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LIMit:RHO[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the Rho limit testing for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LIMit:RHO[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LIMit:RHO[:STATe]?
Arguments
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LIMit:RHO:STATe ON enables the Rho limit testing for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LIMit:TAU[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the Tau limit testing for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LIMit:TAU[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LIMit:TAU[:STATe]?
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the Tau limit testing. OFF or 0 disables the Tau limit testing.
DEMFL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LIMit:TAU:STATe ON enables the Tau limit testing for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:MLEVel(?)
Sets or queries the measurement level for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:MLEVel { CHIP | SYMBol } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:MLEVel?
Arguments
CHIP selects the chip measurement level. SYMBol selects the symbol measurement level.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:MLEVel CHIP sets the measurement level to CHIP for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:PNOFfset(?)
Sets or queries the PN offset for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:PNOFfset <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:PNOFfset?
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the PN offset. Range: 0 to 511 DEMFL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:PNOFfset 100 sets the PN offset to 100 for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:SELect:CODE(?)
Sets or queries the code in the half slot for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:SELect:CODE <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:SELect:CODE?
Arguments
Link FL1XEVDO Channel type Pilot MAC Data Preamble RL1XEVDO Range 0 to 31 0 to 63 0 to 15 0 to 31 0 to 15
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:SELect:CODE 30 sets the code in the half slot to 30 for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:SELect:HSLot(?)
Sets or queries the half slot for the modulation accuracy measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:SELect:HSLot <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:SELect:HSLot?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the half slot. Range: -(number of analyzed half slots - to 0 -1) DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:SELect:HSLot -10 sets the half slot to - for the modulation accuracy measurement in the -10 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:OBWidth Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:OBWidth commands set up the conditions related to the occupied bandwidth (OBW) measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMFL1XEVDO (1xEV-DO forward link analysis) or DEMRL1XEVDO (1xEV-DO reverse link analysis) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO :OBWidth :LIMit [:STATe] :PERCent
Parameter
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:OBWidth:LIMit[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the limit testing for the OBW measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:OBWidth:LIMit[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:OBWidth:LIMit[:STATe]?
Arguments
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:OBWidth:LIMit:STATe ON sets the limit testing to ON for the OBW measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:OBWidth:PERCent(?)
Sets or queries the occupied bandwidth for the OBW measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:OBWidth:PERCent <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:OBWidth:PERCent?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the occupied bandwidth. Range: 80% to 99.99% (default: 99%). DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:OBWidth:PERCent 95PCT sets the occupied bandwidth to 95% for the OBW measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel commands set up the conditions related to the pilot to code channel measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMFL1XEVDO (1xEV-DO forward link analysis) or DEMRL1XEVDO (1xEV-DO reverse link analysis) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO :PCCHannel :ACCThreshold :CHANnel [:TYPE] :FILTer :MEASurement :IQSWap :LCMask :I :Q :LIMit :PHASe [:STATe] :TIME [:STATe] :PNOFfset :SELect :CODE :HSLot
Parameter
<numeric_value> MAC | DATA | PREamble OFF | EQComp | COMP <boolean> <num1>,<num2>,<num3> <num1>,<num2>,<num3>
<boolean> <boolean> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value>
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:ACCThreshold(?)
Sets or queries the active channel threshold level (in dB from the pilot), which is used for deciding whether a code channel is active or inactive, for the pilot to code channel measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:ACCThreshold <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:ACCThreshold?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the active channel threshold level. Range: -100 to 0 dB DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:ACCThreshold -100dB sets the active channel threshold level to -100 dB for the pilot to code channel measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:CHANnel[:TYPE](?)
Selects or queries the channel type for the pilot to code channel measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:CHANnel[:TYPE] { MAC | DATA | PREamble } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:CHANnel[:TYPE]?
Arguments
MAC selects the MAC channel. DATA selects the data channel. PREamble selects the preamble embedded in the data.
DEMFL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:CHANnel:TYPE MAC selects the MAC channel for the pilot to code channel measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:FILTer:MEASurement(?)
Selects or queries the measurement filter for the pilot to code channel measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:FILTer:MEASurement { OFF | EQComp | COMP } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:FILTer:MEASurement?
Arguments
OFF specifies that no measurement filter is used. EQComp selects the Complementary filter and EQ (equalizer). COMP selects the Complementary filter.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:FILTer:MEASurement COMP selects the Complementary filter for the pilot to code channel measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:IQSWap(?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable IQ swapping for the pilot to code channel measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:IQSWap { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:IQSWap?
Arguments
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:IQSWap ON enables IQ swapping for the pilot to code channel measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:LCMask:I(?)
Sets or queries the 11-digit mask of the I long code for the pilot to code channel measurement in the 1xEV-DO reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:LCMask:I <num1>,<num2>,<num3> [:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:LCMask:I?
Arguments
DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:LCMask:I 3FF,FFFF,FFFF sets the 11-digit mask of the I long code to 3FFFFFFFFFF for the pilot to code channel measurement in the 1xEV-DO reverse link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:LCMask:Q(?)
Sets or queries the 11-digit mask of the Q long code for the pilot to code channel measurement in the 1xEV-DO reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:LCMask:Q <num1>,<num2>,<num3> [:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:LCMask:Q?
Arguments
DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:LCMask:Q 3FF,FFFF,FFFF sets the 11-digit mask of the Q long code to 3FF, FFFF, FFFF for the pilot to code channel measurement in the 1xEV-DO reverse link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:LIMit:PHASe[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the phase limit checking for the pilot to code channel measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:LIMit:PHASe[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:LIMit:PHASe[:STATe]?
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the phase limit testing. OFF or 0 disables the phase limit testing.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:LIMit:PHASe:STATe ON enables the phase limit testing for the pilot to code channel measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:LIMit:TIME[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the time limit testing for the pilot to code channel measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:LIMit:TIME[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:LIMit:TIME[:STATe]?
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the time limit testing. OFF or 0 disables the time limit testing.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:LIMit:TIME:STATe ON enables the time limit testing for the pilot to code channel measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:PNOFfset(?)
Sets or queries the PN offset for the pilot to code channel measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:PNOFfset <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:PNOFfset?
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the PN offset. Range: 0 to 511 DEMFL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:PNOFfset 100 sets the PN offset to 100 for the pilot to code channel measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:SELect:CODE(?)
Sets or queries the code in the half slot for the pilot to code channel measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:SELect:CODE <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:SELect:CODE?
Arguments
Link FL1XEVDO Channel type MAC Data Preamble RL1XEVDO Range 0 to 1 0 to 15 0 0, 0 to 1, 0 to 2, or 0 to 3
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:SELect:CODE 1 sets the code in the half slot to 1 for the pilot to code channel measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:SELect:HSLot(?)
Sets or queries the half slot for the pilot to code channel measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:SELect:HSLot <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:SELect:HSLot?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the half slot. Range: -(number of analyzed half slots - to 0 -1) DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:SELect:HSLot -10 sets the half slot to - for the pilot to code channel measurement in the -10 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime commands set up the conditions related to the gated output power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis. These commands are only available for the FL1XEVDO FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMFL1XEVDO (cdma2000 forward link analysis) or DEMRL1XEVDO (cdma2000 reverse link analysis) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :FL1XEVDO :PVTime :BURSt :OFFSet :SYNC :LIMit :ZONE<x> [:STATe] :RCHannel :LEVel :MODE :SLOT [:TYPE]
Parameter
<numeric_value> REDGe | MPOint | TPOSition
<boolean> <numeric_value> AUTO | MANual IDLE | ACTive
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:BURSt:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the burst offset between the trigger position and burst position for the gated output power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis. This command is only available when [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:SLOT[:TYPE] is IDLE and [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:BURSt:SYNC is TPOSition.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:BYRSt:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:BURSt:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the burst offset. Range: -0.001 to 0.001 [s] DEMFL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:BURSt:OFFSet 100us sets the burst offset to 100 ms for the gated output power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis. [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:SLOT[:TYPE], [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:BURSt:SYNC
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:BURSt:SYNC(?)
Sets or queries the burst sync for the gated output power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis. This command is only available when the [:SENSe]:FL1xEVDO:PVTime:SLOT[:TYPE] command is set to IDLE.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:BURSt:SYNC { REDGe | MPOint | TPOSition } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:BURSt:SYNC?
Arguments
REDGe specifies the rising edge. MPOint specifies the middle point. TPOSition specifies the trigger position.
DEMFL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:BURSt:SYNC TPOSition sets the burst sync to the trigger position for the gated output power measurement in the 1x EV-DO forward link analysis. [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:SLOT[:TYPE]
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:LIMit:ZONE[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the zone limit testing for the gated output power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:LIMit:ZONE<x>[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:LIMit:ZONE<x>[:STATe]? Where Zone<x> (x=1 to 5) correspond to Zones A, B, C, D, and E in the limit editor, respectively.
Arguments
DEMFL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:LIMit:ZONE1 ON enables the limit testing of zone 1 for the gated output power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:RCHannel:LEVel(?)
Sets or queries the reference channel level to measure the power level in dB. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:RCHannel:MODE is MANual.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:RCHannel:LEVel <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:RCHannel:LEVel?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the reference channel level. Range: -150 to 30 dBm DEMFL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:RCHannel:LEVel -10dBm sets the reference channel level to - dBm for the gated output power measure-10 ment in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis. [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:RCHannel:MODE
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:RCHannel:MODE(?)
Sets or queries the mode of the reference channel level to measure the power level in dB.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:RCHannel:MODE { AUTO | MANual } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:RCHannel:MODE?
Arguments
AUTO the reference level is measured from the input signal. MANual the reference level can be defined by the [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime :RCHannel:LEVel command.
DEMFL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:RCHannel:MODE AUTO sets the mode of the reference channel level to AUTO for the gated output power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis. [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:RCHannel:LEVel
Related Commands
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:SLOT[:TYPE](?)
Sets or queries the slot type for the gated output power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:SLOT { IDLE | ACTive } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:SLOT?
Arguments
IDLE selects the idle slot including the pilot and MAC channels. ACTive selects the active slot including the pilot, MAC, and data channels.
DEMFL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:REFerence:SLOT:TYPE IDLE sets the slot type to IDLE for the gated output power measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask commands set up the conditions related to the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link or reverse link analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMFL1XEVDO (1xEV-DO forward link analysis) or DEMRL1XEVDO (1xEV-DO reverse link analysis) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO :SEMask :BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration :BURSt :OFFSet :SYNC :FILTer :COEFficient :TYPE :LIMit :ISPurious :ZONE<x> [:STATe] :OFCHannel :ZONE<x> [:STATe] :MEASurement :RCHannel :LEVel :MODE :SLOT :GATE [:TYPE]
Parameter
<numeric_value> <numeric_value> REDGe | MPOint | TPOSition <numeric_value> RECTangle | GAUSsian | NYQuist | RNYQuist
<boolean>
<boolean> OFCHannel | ISPurious <numeric_value> AUTO | MANual <numeric_value> IDLE | ACTive
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?)
Sets or queries the channel bandwidth for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the channel bandwidth. Range: Span/20 to full span [Hz]. DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:BANDwidth:INTegration 2.5MHz sets the channel bandwidth to 2.5 MHz for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:BURSt:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the burst offset between the trigger position and burst position for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:SEMask :SLOT[:TYPE] is IDLE and [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:BURSt:SYNC is TPOSition.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:BURSt:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:BURSt:OFFSet?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the burst offset. Range: -0.001 to 0.001 [s]. DEMFL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:BURSt:OFFSet 100us sets the burst offset to 100 ms for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis. [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:BURSt:SYNC, [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:SLOT[:TYPE]
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:BURSt:SYNC(?)
Selects or queries the burst sync for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:SLOT[:TYPE] is IDLE.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:BURSt:SYNC { REDGe | MPOint | TPOSition } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:BURSt:SYNC?
Arguments
REDGe specifies the rising edge for the burst sync. MPOint specifies the middle point for the burst sync. TPOSition specifies the trigger position for the burst sync.
DEMFL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:BURSt:SYNC TPOSition sets the burst sync to the trigger position for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis. [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:SLOT[:TYPE]
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:FILTer:COEFficient(?)
Sets or queries the filter roll-off rate for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis. This command is only available when [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask: FILTer:TYPE is NYQuist or RNYQuist.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:FILTer:COEFficient <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:FILTer:COEFficient?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the roll-off rate. Range: 0.0001 to 1 (default: 0.5). DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:FILTer:COEFficient 0.1 sets the filter roll-off rate to 0.1 for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis. [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE(?)
Selects or queries the filter for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE { RECTangle | GAUSsian | NYQuist | RNYQuist } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE?
Arguments
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE NYQuist selects the Nyquist filter for the spectrum emission measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:LIMit:ISPurious:ZONE<x>[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the inband spurious zone limit testing for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:LIMit:ISPurious:ZONE<x> [:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:LIMit:ISPurious:ZONE<x> [:STATe]? Where Zone<x> (x=1 to 5) correspond to Zone A, B, C, D, and E in the limit editor, respectively.
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the inband spurious zone limit testing. OFF or 0 disables the inband spurious zone limit testing.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:LIMit:ISPurious:ZONE1:STATe ON enables the inband spurious limit testing of zone 1 for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:LIMit:OFCHannel:ZONE<x> [:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the offset from the channel zone limit testing for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:LIMit:OFCHannel:ZONE<x> [:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:LIMit:OFCHannel:ZONE<x> [:STATe]? Where ZONE<x> (x=1 to 5) correspond to Zone A, B, C, D, and E in the limit editor, respectively.
Arguments
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:LIMit:OFCHannel:ZONE1:STATe ON enables the offset from the channel limit testing of zone 1 for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:MEASurement(?)
Sets or queries the limit table type used for limit testing for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward or reverse link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:MEASurement { OFCHannel | ISPurious } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:MEASurement?
Arguments
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:MEASurement ISPurious selects the Inband Spurious limit table for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel(?)
Sets or queries the reference channel level to measure the spurious emission level in dBc. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE is MANual.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the reference level. Range: -150 to 30 dBm. DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel -10dBm sets the reference channel level to - dBm for the spectrum emission mask -10 measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis. [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE
Related Commands
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE(?)
Sets or queries the mode of the reference channel level to measure the spurious emission level in dBc.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE { AUTO | MANual } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE?
Arguments
AUTO specifies that the reference level is measured from the input signal. MANual allows you to set the reference level manually using the [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel command.
DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE AUTO sets the mode of the reference channel level to AUTO for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis. [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel
Related Commands
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[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:SLOT:GATE(?)
Sets or queries the slot gate time for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis. This command is valid when the [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:SLOT[:TYPE] is IDLE.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:SLOT:GATE <value> [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask:SLOT:GATE?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the slot gate time. Range: 180 E- to 840 E- [s]. -6 -6 DEMFL1XEVDO, DEMRL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:SLOT:GATE 200us sets the slot gate time to 200 s for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis. [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:SLOT[:TYPE]
Related Commands
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:SLOT[:TYPE](?)
Selects or queries the slot type (Idle or Active) for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:SLOT[:TYPE] { IDLE | ACTive } [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:SLOT[:TYPE]?
Arguments
IDLE selects the idle slot including the pilot and MAC channels. ACTive selects the active slot including the pilot, MAC, and data channels.
DEMFL1XEVDO :SENSe:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:SLOT:TYPE IDLE selects the idle slot type for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 1xEV-DO forward link analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA commands set up the conditions related to the TD-SCDMA analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMTD_SCDMA (TD-SCDMA analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :TD_SCDMA :BLOCk :FILTer :MEASurement [:IMMediate] :MEASurement
Parameter
OFF | RCOSine | RRCosine CHPower | ACLR | IM | SEMask | CDPower | MACCuracy | STABle | TSSummary | TOOMask | OBWidth | SFSummary | OFF
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:BLOCk(?)
Sets or queries the number of the block to measure in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:BLOCk <numeric_value> [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:BLOCk?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NR1> specifies the block number. Zero represents the latest block. Range: - to 0 (M: number of acquired blocks). -M DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:BLOCk -5 sets the block number to - in the TD-SCDMA analysis. -5
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:FILTer:MEASurement(?)
Sets or queries the measurement filter for the current measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis. NOTE. This command is not allowed if the current measurement is OBW.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:FILTer:MEASurement { OFF | RCOSine | RRCosine } [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:FILTer:MEASurement?
Arguments
OFF selects no filter. RCOSine selects the Raised Cosine filter. RRCosine selects the Raised Cosine filter.
DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:FILTer:MEASurement OFF sets the measurement filter to off for the current measurement.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA[:IMMediate] (No Query Form)

Performs calculation for the acquired data in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA[:IMMediate] None DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:IMMediate performs calculation for the acquired data in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MEASurement(?)
Selects or queries the measurement item for the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MEASurement { CHPower | ACLR | IM | SEMask | CDPower | MACCuracy | STABle | TSSummary | TOOMask | OBWidth | SFSummary | OFF } [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MEASurement?
Arguments
The arguments and measurement items are as follows:

Argument CHPower ACLR IM SEMask CDPower MACCuracy STABle TSSummary TOOMask OBWidth SFSummary OFF Measurement item Channel power measurement Adjacent Channel Leakage power Ratio (ACLR) measurement Intermodulation measurement Spectrum emission mask measurement Code domain power measurement Modulation accuracy measurement Symbol table time slot summary Transmit on/off mask measurement Occupied bandwidth measurement Subframe summary Measurement OFF
DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:MEASurement CDP selects the code domain power measurement for the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACLR Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACLR commands set up the conditions related to the ACLR (Adjacent Channel Leakage power Ratio) measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMTD_SCDMA (TD-SCDMA analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header Parameter [:SENSe] :TD_SCDMA :ACLR :DIRection? :LIMit :ADJacent[1]|2|3|4 [:STATe] <boolean>
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACLR:DIRection? (Query Only)

Queries which limit table is used for the ACLR measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax Returns
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACLR:DIRection? UPLink DOWNlink Uplink Downlink
Measurement Modes
DEMTD_SCDMA
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACLR:LIMit:ADJacent<x>[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the adjacent limit testing for the ACLR measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACLR:LIMit:ADJacent<x>[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACLR:LIMit:ADJacent[1]|2|3|4[:STATe]? ADJacent<x> (x=1 to 4) is defined as follows: ADJacent[1] is 1st Lower. ADJacent2 is 1st Upper. ADJacent3 is 2nd Lower. ADJacent4 is 2nd Upper.
Arguments
DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:ACLR:LIMit:ADJacent 1 enables the first lower adjacent limit testing for the ACLR measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACQuisition Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACQuisition commands set up the conditions related to acquisition in the TD-SCDMA analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMTD_SCDMA (TD-SCDMA analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :TD_SCDMA :ACQuisition :HISTory :SEConds :SFRames
Parameter
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACQuisition:HISTory(?)
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACQuisition:HISTory <numeric_value> [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACQuisition:HISTory?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NR1> specifies the acquisition history. Range: No logical limitation to 0 (depends on Span and memory length). DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:ACQuisition:HISTory 0 sets the acquisition history to 0 in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACQuisition:SEConds? (Query Only)

Queries the acquisition length in seconds in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACQuisition:SEConds? None. DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:ACQuisition:SEConds? returns the acquisition length in seconds in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACQuisition:SFRames(?)
Sets or queries the acquisition length in subframes in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACQuisition:SFRames <numeric_value> [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACQuisition:SFRames?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NR1> specifies the acquisition length in subframes Range: -4000 to no logical limitation (depends on Span and memory length). DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:ACQuisition:SFRames 10240 sets the acquisition length in subframes to 10240 in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis commands set up the analysis conditions in the TD-SCDMA analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMTD_SCDMA (TD-SCDMA analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :TD_SCDMA :ANALysis :CHANnel :THReshold :INTerval :OFFSet [:CHIPs] :DFRequency :IQ :REFerence :SFRame :TFPHase :TIME :UTSPattern :TSLot :THReshold
Parameter
<numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <boolean> TRIGger|DWPTs MIDamble|DWPTs UTSPattern|DWPTs <numeric_value> ALL|CURRent <numeric_value>
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:CHANnel:THReshold(?)
Sets or queries the threshold for the channel measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:CHANnel:THReshold <numeric_value> [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:CHANnel:THReshold?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NR1> specifies the analysis channel threshold in dB. Range: -100 dB to +50 dB DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:CHANnel:THReshold -30dB sets the analysis channel threshold to - dB in the TD-SCDMA analysis. -30
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:INTerval(?)
Sets or queries the analysis interval in chips in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:INTerval <numeric_value> [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:INTerval?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NR1> specifies the analysis interval in chips. The range depends on the acquisition length setting. DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:INTerval 3072 sets the analysis interval in chips to 3072 in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:OFFSet[:CHIPs](?)
Sets or queries the analysis offset (the start point of the analysis range) in chips in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:OFFSet[:CHIPs] <numeric_value> [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:OFFSet[:CHIPs]?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NR1> specifies the analysis offset in chips. Range: -65539999 to 65539999 chips. DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:OFFSet:CHIPs 512 sets the analysis offset in chips to 512 in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:OFFSet:DFRequency(?)
Sets or queries the demod frequency offset in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:OFFSet:DFRequency <numeric_value> [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:OFFSet:DFRequency?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NR1> specifies the analysis offset in MHz. Range: -6.5 MHz to +6.5 MHz (depends on Span setting) DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:OFFSet:DFRequency 3.25 sets the analysis demod frequency offset to 3.25 MHz in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:OFFSet:IQ(?)
Sets or queries the EVM measurement includes the I/Q offset in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:OFFSet:IQ <boolean> [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:OFFSet:IQ?
Arguments
<boolean>::= ON or 1 The EVM calculation includes I/Q offset OFF or 0 The EVM calculation does not include I/Q offset DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:OFFSet:IQ 1 sets the analysis EVM measurement to include the I/Q offset in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:REFerence:SFRame(?)
Sets or queries the subframe reference in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:REFerence:SFRame { TRIGger | DWPTs } [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:REFerence:SFRame?
Arguments
TRIGger specifies that the trigger point is used as the start of the subframe. DWPTs specifies that the downlink pilot is expected and is used to provide subframe timing.
DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:REFerence:SFRame TRIGger sets the trigger point as the start of the subframe in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:REFerence:TFPHase(?)
Sets or queries the time slot frequency and phase reference in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:REFerence:TFPHase { MIDamble | DWPTs } [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:REFerence:TFPHase?
Arguments
MIDamble specifies that frequency/phase information is independently calculated for each time slot. DWPTs specifies that the freq and phase frequency is determined based upon the frequency/phase and position in the multiframe of the downlink pilot.
DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:REFerence:TFPHase DWPTs sets the frequency and phase frequency to be determined by the downlink pilot in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:REFerence:TIME(?)
Sets or queries the time reference for the Channel Power, ACLR, Intermodulation, and Occupied Bandwidth measurements in the TD-SCDMA Analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:REFerence:TIME { UTSPattern | DWPTs } [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:REFerence:TIME?
Arguments
UTSPattern specifies that the subframe timing is determined by matching the detected time slot pattern (specified by [:SENse]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis :REFerence:TIME:USTPattern command) DWPTs specifies that the downlink pilot is expected and is used to determine subframe timing.
DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:REFerence:TIME DWPTs Sets the time reference to use the downlink pilot for subframe timing.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:REFerence:TIME:UTSPattern(?)
Sets or queries the time slot pattern to be expected in the signal when detecting the subframe timing for the ACLR, and the Intermodulation measurements for the TD-SCDMA Analysis. NOTE. This command is only available when [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:REFerence:TIME is set to UTSPattern.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:REFerence:TIME:UTSPattern <numeric_value> [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:REFerence:TIME:UTSPattern?
Arguments
<numeric_value> Range: 1 to 123456 (any combination of digits 1 through 6) DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:REFerence:TIME:UTSPattern 14 sets time slots 1 and 4 to uplink time slots.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:TSLot(?)
Sets or queries the time slot(s) to be analyzed in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:TSLot { ALL | CURRent } [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:TSLot?
Arguments
ALL specifies that every time slot which is active (has an active channel) is analyzed. CURRent specifies that only the current time slot shown in the Measurement Setup is analyzed.
DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:TSLot ALL analyzes all time slots in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:TSLot:THReshold(?)
Sets or queries the level relative to the pilot which must be exceeded to identify a time slot as active.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:TSLot:THReshold <numeric_value> [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:TSLot:THReshold?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NR1> specifies the analysis time slot threshold in dB. Range: - dB to +50 dB -50 DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:TSLot:THReshold -30dB sets the analysis time slot threshold to - dB in the TD-SCDMA analysis. -30
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:CHPower Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:CHPower commands set up the conditions related to the channel power measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMTD_SCDMA (TD-SCDMA analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header Parameter [:SENSe] :TD_SCDMA :CHPower :BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration <numeric_value> :DIRection? :LIMit [:STATe] <boolean>
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?)
Sets or queries the channel bandwidth for the channel power measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration <numeric_value> [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NRf> specifies the channel bandwidth for the channel power measurement. Range: (Bin bandwidth) x 8 to full span [Hz]. DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:CHPower:BANDwidth:INTegration 2.5MHz sets the channel bandwidth to 2.5 MHz for the channel power measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:CHPower:DIRection? (Query Only)

Queries which limit table is used for the channel power measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax Returns
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:CHPower:DIRection? UPLink DOWNlink Uplink Downlink
Measurement Modes
DEMTD_SCDMA
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:CHPower:LIMit[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the limit testing for the channel power measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:CHPower:LIMit[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:CHPower:LIMit[:STATe]?
Arguments
DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:CHPower:LIMit:STATe ON enables the limit testing for the channel power measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM commands set up the conditions related to the intermodulation measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMTD_SCDMA (TD-SCDMA analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :TD_SCDMA :IM :BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration :DIRection? :LIMit :FORDer [:STATe] :TORDer [:STATe] :SCOFfset
Parameter
<numeric_value>
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?)
Sets or queries the channel bandwidth for the intermodulation measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration <numeric_value> [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NRf> specifies the bandwidth of the main channel for the intermodulation measurement. Range: (Bin bandwidth) 8 to full span [Hz]. DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:BANDwidth:INTegration 2.5MHz sets the channel bandwidth to 2.5 MHz for the intermodulation measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM:DIRection? (Query Only)

Queries which limit table is used for the IM measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax Returns
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM:DIRection? UPLink DOWNlink Uplink Downlink
Measurement Modes
DEMTD_SCDMA
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM:LIMit:FORDer[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the fifth order limit testing for the intermodulation measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM:LIMit:FORDer[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM:LIMit:FORDer[:STATe]?
Arguments
DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:IM:LIMit:FORDer:STATe ON enables the fifth order limit testing for the intermodulation measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM:LIMit:TORDer[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the third order limit testing for the intermodulation measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM:LIMit:TORDer[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM:LIMit:TORDer[:STATe]?
Arguments
DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:IM:LIMit:TORDer:STATe ON enables the third order limit testing for the intermodulation measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM:SCOFfset(?)
Sets or queries the second channel frequency for the intermodulation measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM:SCOFfset <numeric_value> [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM:SCOFfset?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NRf> specifies the second channel frequency for the intermodulation. Range: Span/20 to full span [Hz]. DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:IM:SCOFfset 1.5MHz sets the second channel frequency to 1.5 MHz for the intermodulation measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy commands set up the conditions related to the modulation accuracy measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMTD_SCDMA (TD-SCDMA analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :TD_SCDMA :MACCuracy :DIRection? :LIMit :EVM :PEAK [:STATe] :RMS [:STATe] :PCDerror [:STATe] :RHO [:STATe]
Parameter
<boolean> <boolean> <boolean> <boolean>
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy:DIRection? (Query Only)

Queries which limit table is used for the modulation accuracy measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax Returns
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy:DIRection? UPLink DOWNlink Uplink Downlink
Measurement Modes
DEMTD_SCDMA
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:PEAK[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the PEAK EVM limit checking for the modulation accuracy measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:PEAK[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:PEAK[:STATe]?
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the PEAK EVM limit testing. OFF or 0 disables the PEAK EVM limit testing.
DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:PEAK:STATe ON enables the PEAK EVM limit testing for the modulation accuracy measurement in TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:RMS[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the RMS EVM limit testing for the modulation accuracy measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:RMS[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:RMS[:STATe]?
Arguments
DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:RMS:STATe ON enables the RMS EVM limit testing for the modulation accuracy measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy:LIMit:PCDerror[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the peak code domain error limit testing for the code domain power measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis. NOTE. This command is for the peak code domain error limit testing and does not affect modulation accuracy (MACCuracy) measurements.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy:LIMit:PCDerror[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy:LIMit:PCDerror[:STATe]?
Arguments
DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy:LIMit:PCDerror:STATe ON enables the peak code domain error limit testing for the code domain power measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy:LIMit:RHO[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the Rho limit testing for the modulation accuracy measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy:LIMit:RHO[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy:LIMit:RHO[:STATe]?
Arguments
DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy:LIMit:RHO:STATe ON enables the Rho limit testing for the modulation accuracy measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation commands set up the modulation conditions related to the TD-SCDMA analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMTD_SCDMA (TD-SCDMA analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :TD_SCDMA :MODulation :CONTrol :K :NZERO :ZERo :SCODe :SPOint :SYNC :UPLink :DOWNlink
Parameter
AUTO | MANual <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value>
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:CONTrol(?)
Sets or queries the method used to set other modulation parameters in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:CONTrol { AUTO | MANual } [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:CONTrol?
Arguments
AUTO specifies that SyncDL, SyncUL, Scrambling Code, and K(TS0), K(TS1-TS6) are set by the analysis. MANual specifies that all settings can be individually set without regard to other settings. NOTE. When switching from MANual to COUPled, all settings retain their current values.
DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:CONTrol MANual sets the modulation parameter controls to manual mode.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:K:NZERo(?)
Sets or queries the the K value for all time slots other than 0 in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:K:NZERo <numeric_value> [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:K:NZERo?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NR1> specifies the K value for time slots other than 0. Range: 2 to 16. DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:K:NZERO 2 sets the K value to 2 for all time slots except time slot 0 in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:K:ZERO(?)
Sets or queries the the K value for time slot 0 in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:K:ZERO <numeric_value> [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:K:ZERO?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NR1> specifies the K value for time slot 0 Range: 2 to 16. DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:K:ZERO 2 sets the K value to 2 for time slot 0 in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:SCODe(?)
Sets or queries the the scrambling code value in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:SCODe <numeric_value> [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:SCODe?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NR1> specifies the scrambling code Range: 0 to 127. DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:SCODe 0 sets the scrambling code to 0 in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:SPOint(?)
Sets or queries the switching point between the Uplink and Downlink time slots in the TD-SCDMA analysis. NOTE. This command also affects Channel Power, ACLR, Intermodulation, and Occupied Bandwidth measurements.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:SPOint <numeric_value> [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:SPOint?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NR1> specifies the switching point Range: 0 to 6. DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:SPOint 3 sets the time slot switching point to time slot 3 in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:SYNC:DOWNlink(?)
Sets or queries the the sync uplink value in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:SYNC:DOWNlink <numeric_value> [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:SYNC:DOWNlink?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NR1> specifies the sync downlink. Range: 0 to 31. DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:SYNC:DOWNlink 0 sets the code number of the downlink pilot pattern to 0 in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:SYNC:UPLink(?)
Sets or queries the the sync uplink value in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:SYNC:UPLink <numeric_value> [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:SYNC:UPLink?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NR1> specifies the sync uplink. Range: 0 to 255. DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:SYNC:UPLink 0 sets the code number of the uplink pilot pattern to 0 in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth commands set up the conditions related to the occupied bandwidth (OBW) measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMTD_SCDMA (TD-SCDMA analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :TD_SCDMA :OBWidth :DIRection? :LIMit [:STATe] :PERCent
Parameter
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth:DIRection? (Query Only)

Queries which limit table is used for the occupied bandwidth measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax Returns
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth:DIRection? UPLink DOWNlink Uplink Downlink
Measurement Modes
DEMTD_SCDMA
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth:LIMit[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the limit testing for the OBW measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth:LIMit[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth:LIMit[:STATe]?
Arguments
DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth:LIMit:STATe ON sets the limit testing to ON for the OBW measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth:PERCent(?)
Sets or queries the occupied bandwidth for the OBW measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth:PERCent <numeric_value> [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth:PERCent?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NRf> specifies the occupied bandwidth. Range: 80% to 99.99% (default: 99%). DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth:PERCent 95PCT sets the occupied bandwidth to 95% for the OBW measurement in the TDSCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SELect Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SELect commands set up the select conditions related to the TD-SCDMA analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMTD_SCDMA (TD-SCDMA analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :TD_SCDMA :SELect :CODE :SFRame :TSLot
Parameter
<numeric_value> <numeric_value> TS0N | DWPTs | UPPTs | TS1N | TS2N | TS3N | TS4N | TS5N | TS6N
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SELect:CODE(?)
Sets or queries the selected code in the TD-SCDMA analysis. NOTE. When the displayed results can be separated by code, this control selects the results to be displayed by code. At other times, this control is not available.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SELect:CODE <numeric_value> [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SELect:CODE?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NR1> specifies the code. Range: 0 to 15 DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:SELect:CODE 2 sets the analysis to code 2 in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SELect:SFRame(?)
Sets or queries the selected subframe in the TD-SCDMA analysis. NOTE. This command is only available when results are available for multiple subframes.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SELect:SFRame <numeric_value> [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SELect:SFRame?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NR1> specifies the subframe. Range: 0 to -2047. This is limited by the number of frames which have been analyzed. DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:SELect:SFRame -30 sets the selected subframe to -30, or the 30th subframe before the most recent one in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SELect:TSLot(?)
Sets or queries the selected time slot in the TD-SCDMA analysis. NOTE. This command is only available when results are available for multiple subframes.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SELect:TSLot { TS0N | DWPTs | UPPTs | TS1N | TS2N | TS3N | TS4N | TS5N | TS6N } [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SELect:TSLot?
Arguments
The arguments and measurement items are as follows:

Argument TS0N DWPTs UPPTs TS1N TS2N TS3N TS4N TS5N TS6N Description Time slot 0 Downlink pilot Uplink pilot Time slot 1 Time slot 2 Time slot 3 Time slot 4 Time slot 5 Time slot 6
DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:SELect:TSLot TS4N sets the analysis to time slot 4 in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask commands set up the conditions related to the spectrum emission mask measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMTD_SCDMA (TD-SCDMA analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header Parameter [:SENSe] :TD_SCDMA :SEMask :BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration <numeric_value> :DIRection? UPLink|DOWNlink :LIMit :ISPurious :ZONE[1]|2|3|4|5 [:STATe] <boolean> :OFCHannel :ZONE[1]|2|3|4|5 [:STATe] <boolean> :MEASurement OFCHannel|ISPurious :RCHannel :LEVel <numeric_value> :MODE AUTO|MANual
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration(?)
Sets or queries the channel bandwidth for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis. NOTE. This command is only available when [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE command selects MANual.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration <numeric_value> [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NRf> specifies the channel bandwidth. Range: (Bin bandwidth) x 8 to full span [Hz]. DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:BANDwidth:INTegration 2.5MHz sets the channel bandwidth to 2.5 MHz for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:DIRection(?)
Sets or queries which limit table is used for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:DIRection { UPLink | DOWNlink } [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:DIRection?
Returns
UPLink DOWNlink
Uplink Downlink
DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:DIRection UPLink sets the spectrum emission mask measurement to use the uplink limits table in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:LIMit:ISPurious:ZONE<x>[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the offset from the inband spurious zone limit testing for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:LIMit:ISPurious:ZONE<x>[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:LIMit:ISPurious:ZONE<x>[:STATe]? Where x=1 to 5. Zones 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 correspond to Zones A, B, C, D, and E in the limit editor, respectively.
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the offset from the inband spurious zone limit testing. OFF or 0 disables the offset from the inband spurious zone limit testing.
DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:LIMit:ISPurious:ZONE1:STATe ON enables the offset from the inband spurious limit testing of zone 1 for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:LIMit:OFCHannel:ZONE<x>[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the offset from the channel zone limit testing for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:LIMit:OFCHannel:ZONE<x>[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:LIMit:OFCHannel:ZONE<x>[:STATe]? Where x=1 to 5. Zones 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 correspond to Zones A, B, C, D, and E in the limit editor, respectively.
Arguments
DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:LIMit:OFCHannel:ZONE 1:STATe ON enables the offset from the channel limit testing of zone 1 for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:MEASurement(?)
Sets or queries the limit table type used for limit testing for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:MEASurement { OFCHannel | ISPurious } [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:MEASurement?
Arguments
DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:MEASurement ISPurious selects the Inband Spurious limit table for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel(?)
Sets or queries the reference channel level to measure the spurious emission level in dBc. NOTE. This command is only available when [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE command selects MANual.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel <numeric_value> [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NRf> specifies the reference level. Range: -100 to 30 dBm. DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel -10dBm sets the reference channel level to - dBm for the spectrum emission mask -10 measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis. [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE(?)
Selects or queries the selecting mode of the reference channel level to measure the spurious emission level in dBc in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE { AUTO | MANual } [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE?
Arguments
AUTO specifies that the reference channel level is measured from the input signal for the specified channel bandwidth MANual specifies that the reference channel level has to be defined by the command [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel.
DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE AUTO sets the reference channel level to be measured from the input signal for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis. [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum commands set up the spectrum conditions related to the TD-SCDMA analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMTD_SCDMA (TD-SCDMA analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :TD_SCDMA :SPECtrum :OFFSet :TINTerval?
Parameter
<numeric_value>
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the spectrum offset within the time window in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:OFFSet <numeric_value> [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:OFFSet?
Arguments
<numeric_value>::=<NRf> specifies the spectrum offset within the time windows. Range: 0 ms to 26.56 ms. DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:OFFSet 10ms sets the spectrum offset within the time window to 10 ms in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:TINTerval? (Query Only)

Queries the length of the time-domain information used to construct the spectrum trace in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:TINTerval? None DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:TINTerval? returns the length of the time-domain information in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:STABle Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:STABle commands set up the conditions related to the Symbol Table in the TD_SCDMA analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMTD_SCDMA (TD-SCDMA analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :TD_SCDMA :STABle :TPCSs :COUNt :SELect
Parameter
ONE | D16Sfactor <boolean>
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:STABle:TPCSs:COUNt(?)
Sets or queries the TPC and SS symbol count in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:STABle:TPCSs:COUNt { ONE | D16Sfactor } [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:STABle:TPCSs:COUNt?
Arguments
ONE specifies that the symbols in the Data2 burst will be decided as if only one TPC and SS symbol are present. D16Sfactor specifies that the number of symbols for each TPC and SS segment is assumed to be 16 divided by the spreading factor.
DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:STABle:TPCSs:COUNt ONE sets the symbol count in the data2 burst to one for both TPC and SS symbols in TD-SCDMA analysis.
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:STABle:TPCSs:SELect(?)
Sets or queries whether to enable or disable the TPC and SS in the Data2 burst in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:STABle:TPCSs:SELect { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:STABle:TPCSs:SELect?
Arguments
ON or 1 enables that both TPC and SS symbols can be found in the Data2 burst. OFF or 0 disables that all Data2 burst symbols are data only.
DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:STABle:TPCSs:SELect ON enables that both TPC and SS symbols can be found in the Data2 burst in TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask commands set up the conditions related to the transmit on/off mask measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMTD_SCDMA (TD-SCDMA analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :TD_SCDMA :TOOMask :DIRection :LIMit :LEVel :MRAMp [:STATe] :ONOFf [:STATe]
Parameter
<boolean> <boolean>
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask:DIRection? (Query Only)

Queries which limit table is used for the transmit on/off mask measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax Returns
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask:DIRection? UPLink DOWNlink Uplink Downlink
Measurement Modes
DEMTD_SCDMA
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask:LIMit:LEVel:MRAMp[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries the enable or disable transmit on/off mid-ramp level limit checking for the transmit on/off mask measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis. NOTE. When [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask:DIRection? returns ULPlink, the limit is the transmit ON mid-ramp level. When the query returns DOWNlink, the limit is the transmit OFF mid-ramp level.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask:LIMit:LEVel:MRAMp[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask:LIMit:LEVel:MRAMp[:STATe]?
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the transmit on/off mid-ramp level mask limit testing. OFF or 0 disables the transmit on/off mid-ramp level mask limit testing.
DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask:LIMit:LEVel:MRAMp:STATe ON enables the mid-ramp level limit testing of the transmit on/off mask measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask:LIMit:LEVel:ONOFf[:STATe](?)
Sets or queries the enable or disable transmit on/off limit checking for the transmit on/off mask measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask:LIMit:LEVel:ONOFf[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask:LIMit:LEVel:ONOFf[:STATe]?
Arguments
ON or 1 enables the transmit on/off mask limit testing. OFF or 0 disables the transmit on/off mask limit testing.
DEMTD_SCDMA :SENSe:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask:LIMit:LEVel:ONOFf:STATe ON enables the limit testing of the transmit on/off mask measurement in the TD-SCDMA analysis.
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[:SENSe]:M2WLAN Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:M2WLAN commands set up the conditions for the IEEE802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMM2WLAN (IEEE802.11 MIMO (2x2) analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :M2WLAN :ACQuisition :HISTory :SEConds :ANALysis :LENGth :OFFSet :SYNC :BLOCk [:IMMediate] :MEASurement
Parameter
<numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> LTField | PILot <numeric_value> ATFunction | PTFunction | DPRofile | TEVTime | EVTime | PVTime | CONSTe | TEVSc | EVSC | PVSC | SCConste | FERRor | STABle | OFF <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> DATA | PILot | BOTH | SSUBcarrier ONE | TWO
:PACKet [:NUMBer] :SPECtrum :OFFSet :SSEGment [:NUMBer] :SUBCarrier [:NUMBer] :SELect :TXANtenna :SELect
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[:SENSe]:M2WLAN:ACQuisition:HISTory(?)
Sets or queries an acquisition history (serial number assigned to each acquisition) to display or analyze the data.
Arguments
[:SENSe]:M2WLAN:ACQuisition:HISTory <value> [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:ACQuisition:HISTory?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> sets the acquisition history. The maximum value is zero, which represents the latest acquisition. The minimum value depends on span and memory length. You can see it by entering [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:ACQuisition:HISTory? MINimum. DEMM2WLAN :SENSe:M2WLAN:ACQuisition:HISTory -100 sets the acquisition history to -100.
[:SENSe]:M2WLAN:ACQuisition:SEConds(?)
Syntax
[:SENSe]:M2WLAN:ACQuisition:SEConds <value> [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:ACQuisition:SEConds?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> sets the acquisition length. The minimum value is 20s. The maximum value depends on span and memory length. You can see it by entering [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:ACQuisition:SEConds? MAXimum. DEMM2WLAN :SENSe:M2WLAN:ACQuisition:SEConds 2.5m sets the acquisition length to 2.5 ms.
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[:SENSe]:M2WLAN:ANALysis:LENGth(?)
Sets or queries the time length for the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:M2WLAN:ANALysis:LENGth <value> [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:ANALysis:LENGth?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the analysis range in seconds. Range: 0 to 100 ms. DEMM2WLAN :SENSe:M2WLAN:ANALysis:LENGth 50m sets the analysis range to 50 ms.
[:SENSe]:M2WLAN:ANALysis:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the measurement start position in the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:M2WLAN:ANALysis:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:ANALysis:OFFSet?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the analysis offset in seconds. Range: 0 to 100 ms. DEMM2WLAN :SENSe:M2WLAN:ANALysis:OFFSet 50m sets the analysis range to 50 ms.
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[:SENSe]:M2WLAN:ANALysis:SYNC(?)
Selects or queries the synchronization method for the analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:M2WLAN:ANALysis:SYNC { LTField | PILot } [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:ANALysis:SYNC?
Arguments
LTField specifies to synchronize with the long training field. PILot specifies to synchronize with the pilot signals.
DEMM2WLAN :SENSe:M2WLAN:ANALysis:SYNC LTField specifies to synchronize with the long training field.
[:SENSe]:M2WLAN:BLOCk(?)
Sets or queries the number of the block to measure in the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:M2WLAN:BLOCk <value> [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:BLOCk?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the block number. Zero represents the latest block. Range: - to 0 (M: the number of acquired blocks) -M DEMM2WLAN :SENSe:M2WLAN:BLOCk -5 sets the block number to -5.
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[:SENSe]:M2WLAN[:IMMediate] (No Query Form)

Runs the demodulation calculation for the acquired data in the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis. To select the measurement item, use the [:SENSe]:M2WLAN :MEASurement command. To acquire data, use the :INITiate command.
[:SENSe]:M2WLAN[:IMMediate] None DEMM2WLAN :SENSe:M2WLAN:IMMediate runs the demodulation calculation for the acquired data. :INITiate, [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement(?)
Selects or queries the measurement item in the 802.11n MIMO (2x2) analysis. To acquire data, use the :INITiate command. To start the analysis, use the [:SENSe]:M2WLAN[:IMMediate] command.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement { ATFunction | PTFunction | DPRofile | TEVTime | EVTime | PVTime | CONSTe | TEVSc | EVSC | PVSC | SCConste | FERRor | STABle | OFF } [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement?
Arguments
Table 2-127 shows the measurement selections. Table 2- 126: Measurements, 802.11n MIMO
Argument ATFunction PTFunction DPRofile TEVTime EVTime PVTime CONSte TEVSc EVSC PVSC SCConste FERRor STABle OFF Measurement item Transfer Functiom (Amplitude) Transfer Function (Phase) Delay Profile Transfer efficiency versus Time EVM versus Time Power versus Time Constellation Transfer efficiency versus Subcarrier EVM versus Subcarrier Power versus Subcarrier Subcarrier constellation Frequecy error Symbol table Measurement off
DEMM2WLAN :SENSe:M2WLAN:MEASurement ATFunction selects the Transfer Functiom (Amplitude). :INITiate, [:SENSe]:M2WLAN[:IMMediate]
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[:SENSe]:M2WLAN:PACKet[:NUMBer](?)
Sets or queries the packet number to measure.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:M2WLAN:PACKet[:NUMBer] <number> [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:PACKet[:NUMBer]?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the packet number. Range: -[(the number of packets in the analysis range) - 1] to 0. Zero (0) represents the latest packet. DEMM2WLAN :SENSe:M2WLAN:PACKet:NUMBer -10 sets the packet number to -10.
[:SENSe]:M2WLAN:SPECtrum:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the spectrum offset within the acquisition length. Spectrum Offset is the beginning of Spectrum Length to display spectrum in the subview.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:M2WLAN:SPECtrum:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:SPECtrum:OFFSet?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the spectrum offset in seconds. Range: 0 to 100 ms. DEMM2WLAN :SENSe:M2WLAN:SPECtrum:OFFSet 20m sets the spectrum offset to 20 ms.
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[:SENSe]:M2WLAN:SSEGment[:NUMBer](?)
Sets or queries the symbol (segment) number. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement is set to ATFunction, PTFunction, DPRofile, EVSC, PVSC, SCConste, or STABle.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:M2WLAN:SSEGment[:NUMBer] <number> [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:SSEGment[:NUMBer]?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the symbol number. Range: -[(the number of symbols in the analysis range) - 1] to 0. Zero (0) represents the latest symbol. DEMM2WLAN :SENSe:M2WLAN:SSEGment:NUMBer -32 sets the symbol number to -32. [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:M2WLAN:SUBCarrier[:NUMBer](?)
Sets or queries the subcarrier number when [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:SUBCarrier :SELect is set to SSUBcarrier.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:M2WLAN:SUBCarrier[:NUMBer] <number> [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:SUBCarrier[:NUMBer]?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the subcarrier number. Range: - to +63. -64 DEMM2WLAN :SENSe:M2WLAN:SUBCarrier:NUMBer 10 sets the subcarrier number to 10. [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:SUBCarrier:SELect
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[:SENSe]:M2WLAN:SUBCarrier:SELect(?)
Selects or queries the subcarrier(s) to display.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:M2WLAN:SUBCarrier:SELect { DATA | PILot | BOTH | SSUBcarrier } [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:SUBCarrier:SELect?
Arguments
DATA selects the data only. PILot selects the pilot only. BOTH selects the data and the pilot (default). SSUBcarrier selects the subcarrier specified using the [:SENSe]:M2WLAN :SUBCarrier[:NUMBer] command (Single Subcarrier). This selection is effective in the EVM versus Time, Power versus Time, and Constellation measurements.
DEMM2WLAN :SENSe:M2WLAN:SUBCarrier:SELect DATA selects the data only. [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:SUBCarrier[:NUMBer], :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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[:SENSe]:M2WLAN:TXANtenna:SELect (?)
Selects or queries the transmission antenna to display the measurement results.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:M2WLAN:TXANtenna:SELect { ONE | TWO } [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:TXANtenna:SELect?
Arguments
ONE displays the measurement results for signals transmitted by Tx Antenna 1. TWO displays the measurement results for signals transmitted by Tx Antenna 2.
DEMM2WLAN :SENSe:M2WLAN:TXANtenna:SELect ONE selects Tx Antenna 1 to display the measurement results.
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[:SENSe]:SWLAN Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:SWLAN commands set up the conditions related to the IEEE802.11n (nx1) analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMSWLAN (IEEE802.11n (nx1) analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header Parameter [:SENSe] :SWLAN :ACQuisition :HISTory <numeric_value> :SEConds <numeric_value> :ANALysis :EQUalization [:STATe] <boolean> :LENGth <numeric_value> :OFFSet <numeric_value> :SFORmat ONE | TWO :SYNC LTField | PILot :BLOCk <numeric_value> [:IMMediate] :MEASurement ATFunction | PTFunction | DPRofile | EVTime | PVTime | CONSTe | EVSC | PVSC | SCConste | FERRor | OFLatness | OLINearity | STABle | SMASk | OFF :PACKet [:NUMBer] <numeric_value> :SMASk [:SELect] EFFective | INValid :SPECtrum :OFFSet <numeric_value> :SSEGment [:NUMBer] <numeric_value> :SUBCarrier [:NUMBer] <numeric_value> :SELect DATA | PILot | BOTH | SSUBcarrier :TXANtenna :SELect ONE | TWO
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[:SENSe]:SWLAN:ACQuisition:HISTory(?)
Arguments
[:SENSe]:SWLAN:ACQuisition:HISTory <value> [:SENSe]:SWLAN:ACQuisition:HISTory?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> sets the acquisition history. The maximum value is zero, which represents the latest acquisition. The minimum value depends on span and memory length. You can see it by entering [:SENSe]:SWLAN:ACQuisition:HISTory? MINimum. DEMSWLAN :SENSe:SWLAN:ACQuisition:HISTory -100 sets the acquisition history to -100.
[:SENSe]:SWLAN:ACQuisition:SEConds(?)
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SWLAN:ACQuisition:SEConds <value> [:SENSe]:SWLAN:ACQuisition:SEConds?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> sets the acquisition length. The minimum value is 20s. The maximum value depends on span and memory length. You can see it by entering [:SENSe]:SWLAN:ACQuisition:SEConds? MAXimum. DEMSWLAN :SENSe:SWLAN:ACQuisition:SEConds 2.5m sets the acquisition length to 2.5 ms.
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[:SENSe]:SWLAN:ANALysis:EQUalization[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to enable or disable the data correction for the long training symbol during the 802.11n (nx1) analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SWLAN:ANALysis:EQUalization[:STATe] { 0 | 1 | OFF | ON } [:SENSe]:SWLAN:ANALysis:EQUalization[:STATe]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 disables the correction function. ON or 1 enables the correction function.
DEMSWLAN :SENSe:SWLAN:ANALysis:EQUalization:STATe ON enables the correction function.
[:SENSe]:SWLAN:ANALysis:LENGth(?)
Sets or queries the time length for the 802.11n (nx1) analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SWLAN:ANALysis:LENGth <value> [:SENSe]:SWLAN:ANALysis:LENGth?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the analysis range in seconds. Range: 0 to 100 ms. DEMSWLAN :SENSe:SWLAN:ANALysis:LENGth 50m sets the analysis range to 50 ms.
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[:SENSe]:SWLAN:ANALysis:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the measurement start position in the 802.11n (nx1) analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SWLAN:ANALysis:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:SWLAN:ANALysis:OFFSet?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the analysis offset in seconds. Range: 0 to 100 ms. DEMSWLAN :SENSe:SWLAN:ANALysis:OFFSet 50m sets the analysis range to 50 ms.
[:SENSe]:SWLAN:ANALysis:SFORmat(?)
Selects or queries the signal format for the transfer function and delay profile measurements in the 802.11n (nx1) analysis. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement is set to ATFunction, PTFunction, or DPRofile.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SWLAN:ANALysis:SFORmat { ONE | TWO } [:SENSe]:SWLAN:ANALysis:SFORmat?
Arguments
ONE selects the communication by one transmitting antenna. TWO selects the communication by two transmitting antennas.
DEMSWLAN :SENSe:SWLAN:ANALysis:SFORmat TWO selects the communication by two transmitting antennas. [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:SWLAN:ANALysis:SYNC(?)
Selects or queries the synchronization method for the analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SWLAN:ANALysis:SYNC { LTField | PILot } [:SENSe]:SWLAN:ANALysis:SYNC?
Arguments
LTField specifies to synchronize with the long training field. PILot specifies to synchronize with the pilot signals.
DEMSWLAN :SENSe:SWLAN:ANALysis:SYNC LTField specifies to synchronize with the long training field.
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[:SENSe]:SWLAN:BLOCk(?)
Sets or queries the number of the block to measure in the 802.11n (nx1) analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SWLAN:BLOCk <value> [:SENSe]:SWLAN:BLOCk?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the block number. Zero represents the latest block. Range: - to 0 (M: the number of acquired blocks) -M DEMSWLAN :SENSe:SWLAN:BLOCk -5 sets the block number to -5.
[:SENSe]:SWLAN[:IMMediate] (No Query Form)

Runs the demodulation calculation for the acquired data in the 802.11n (nx1) analysis. To select the measurement item, use the [:SENSe]:SWLAN :MEASurement command. To acquire data, use the :INITiate command.
[:SENSe]:SWLAN[:IMMediate] None DEMSWLAN :SENSe:SWLAN:IMMediate runs the demodulation calculation for the acquired data. :INITiate, [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement(?)
Selects or queries the measurement item in the 802.11n (nx1) analysis. To acquire data, use the :INITiate command. To start the analysis, use the [:SENSe]:SWLAN[:IMMediate] command.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement { ATFunction | PTFunction | DPRofile | EVTime | PVTime | CONSTe | EVSC | PVSC | SCConste | FERRor | OFLatness | OLINearity | STABle | SMASk | OFF } [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement?
Arguments
Table 2-127 shows the measurement selections. Table 2- 127: Measurements, 802.11n (nx1)
Argument ATFunction PTFunction DPRofile EVTime PVTime CONSte EVSC PVSC SCConste FERRor OFLatness OLINearity STABle SMASk OFF Measurement item Transfer Functiom (Amplitude) Transfer Function (Phase) Delay Profile EVM versus Time Power versus Time Constellation EVM versus Subcarrier Power versus Subcarrier Subcarrier constellation Frequecy error OFDM flatness OFDM linearity Symbol table Sprctrum mask Measurement off
DEMSWLAN :SENSe:SWLAN:MEASurement ATFunction selects the Transfer Functiom (Amplitude). :INITiate, [:SENSe]:SWLAN[:IMMediate]
Related Commands
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[:SENSe]:SWLAN:PACKet[:NUMBer](?)
Sets or queries the packet number to measure.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SWLAN:PACKet[:NUMBer] <number> [:SENSe]:SWLAN:PACKet[:NUMBer]?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the packet number. Range: -[(the number of packets in the analysis range) - 1] to 0. Zero (0) represents the latest packet. DEMSWLAN :SENSe:SWLAN:PACKet:NUMBer -10 sets the packet number to -10.
[:SENSe]:SWLAN:SMASk[:SELect](?)
Selects or queries the transmit spectral mask specified in the 802.11n standard.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SWLAN:SMASk[:SELect] { EFFective | INValid } [:SENSe]:SWLAN:SMASk[:SELect]?
Arguments
EFFective selects the mask for 20 MHz transmission. INValid selects the mask for 40 MHz transmission.
DEMSWLAN :SENSe:SWLAN:SMASk:SELect EFFective selects the mask for 20 MHz transmission.
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[:SENSe]:SWLAN:SPECtrum:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SWLAN:SPECtrum:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:SWLAN:SPECtrum:OFFSet?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the spectrum offset in seconds. Range: 0 to 100 ms. DEMSWLAN :SENSe:SWLAN:SPECtrum:OFFSet 20m sets the spectrum offset to 20 ms.
[:SENSe]:SWLAN:SSEGment[:NUMBer](?)
Sets or queries the symbol (segment) number. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement is set to ATFunction, PTFunction, DPRofile, EVSC, PVSC, SCConste, or STABle.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SWLAN:SSEGment[:NUMBer] <number> [:SENSe]:SWLAN:SSEGment[:NUMBer]?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the symbol number. Range: -[(the number of symbols in the analysis range) - 1] to 0. Zero (0) represents the latest symbol. DEMSWLAN :SENSe:SWLAN:SSEGment:NUMBer -52 sets the symbol number to -52. [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:SWLAN:SUBCarrier[:NUMBer](?)
Sets or queries the subcarrier number when [:SENSe]:SWLAN:SUBCarrier :SELect is set to SSUBcarrier.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SWLAN:SUBCarrier[:NUMBer] <number> [:SENSe]:SWLAN:SUBCarrier[:NUMBer]?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the subcarrier number. Range: - to +63. -64 DEMSWLAN :SENSe:SWLAN:SUBCarrier:NUMBer 10 sets the subcarrier number to 10. [:SENSe]:SWLAN:SUBCarrier:SELect
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[:SENSe]:SWLAN:SUBCarrier:SELect(?)
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SWLAN:SUBCarrier:SELect { DATA | PILot | BOTH | SSUBcarrier } [:SENSe]:SWLAN:SUBCarrier:SELect?
Arguments
DATA selects the data only. PILot selects the pilot only. BOTH selects the data and the pilot (default). SSUBcarrier selects the subcarrier specified using the [:SENSe]:SWLAN :SUBCarrier[:NUMBer] command (Single Subcarrier). This selection is effective in the EVM versus Time, Power versus Time, and Constellation measurements.
DEMSWLAN :SENSe:SWLAN:SUBCarrier:SELect DATA selects the data only. [:SENSe]:SWLAN:SUBCarrier[:NUMBer], :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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[:SENSe]:SWLAN:TXANtenna:SELect (?)
Selects or queries the transmission antenna to display the measurement results.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SWLAN:TXANtenna:SELect { ONE | TWO } [:SENSe]:SWLAN:TXANtenna:SELect?
Arguments
ONE displays the measurement results for signals transmitted by Tx Antenna 1. TWO displays the measurement results for signals transmitted by Tx Antenna 2.
DEMSWLAN :SENSe:SWLAN:TXANtenna:SELect ONE selects Tx Antenna 1 to display the measurement results.
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[:SENSe]:WLAN Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:SWLAN commands set up the conditions related to the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMWLAN (IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis) in the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header Parameter [:SENSe] :WLAN :ACQuisition :HISTory <numeric_value> :SEConds <numeric_value> :ANALysis :EQUalization [:STATe] <boolean> :LENGth <numeric_value> :MODulation AUTO | O64QH | O64QL | O16QH | O16QL | OQH | OQL | OBH | OBL | CCKH | CCKL | DDQ | DDB | P8PH | P8PL | PQH | PBL :OFFSet <numeric_value> :SYNC LTSYmbol | GI :BLOCk <numeric_value> [:IMMediate] :MEASurement PVTime | EVTime | PVSC | EVSC | CONSte | SCConste | FERRor | OFLatness | OLINearity | STABle | SMASk | TPOWer | OFF :SMASk [:SELect] DSSS | OFDM :SPECtrum :OFFSet <numeric_value> :SSEGment [:NUMBer] <numeric_value> :SUBCarrier [:NUMBer] <numeric_value> :SELect DATA | PILot | BOTH | SSUBcarrier :TPOWer :BURSt :INDex <numeric_value> :SLOPe POSitive | NEGative
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[:SENSe]:WLAN:ACQuisition:HISTory(?)
Arguments
[:SENSe]:WLAN:ACQuisition:HISTory <value> [:SENSe]:WLAN:ACQuisition:HISTory?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> sets the acquisition history. The maximum value is zero, which represents the latest. The minimum value depends on span and memory length. You can see it by entering [:SENSe]:WLAN:ACQuisition:HISTory? MINimum. DEMWLAN :SENSe:WLAN:ACQuisition:HISTory -100 sets the acquisition history to -100.
[:SENSe]:WLAN:ACQuisition:SEConds(?)
Syntax
[:SENSe]:WLAN:ACQuisition:SEConds <value> [:SENSe]:WLAN:ACQuisition:SEConds?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> sets the acquisition length. The minimum value is 20s. The minimum value depends on span and memory length. You can see it by enetring [:SENSe]:WLAN:ACQuisition:SEConds? MAXimum. DEMWLAN :SENSe:WLAN:ACQuisition:SEConds 2.5m sets the acquisition length to 2.5 ms.
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[:SENSe]:WLAN:ANALysis:EQUalization[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to enable or disable the data correction for the long training symbol during the analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:WLAN:ANALysis:EQUalization[:STATe] { 0 | 1 | OFF | ON } [:SENSe]:WLAN:ANALysis:EQUalization[:STATe]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 disables the correction function. ON or 1 enables the correction function.
DEMWLAN :SENSe:WLAN:ANALysis:EQUalization:STATe ON enables the correction function.
[:SENSe]:WLAN:ANALysis:LENGth(?)
Sets or queries the time length for the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:WLAN:ANALysis:LENGth <value> [:SENSe]:WLAN:ANALysis:LENGth?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the analysis range in seconds. Range: 0 to 100 ms. DEMWLAN :SENSe:WLAN:ANALysis:LENGth 50m sets the analysis range to 50 ms.
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[:SENSe]:WLAN:ANALysis:MODulation(?)
Selects or queries the modulation type for analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:WLAN:ANALysis:MODulation { AUTO | O64QH | O64QL | O16QH | O16QL | OQH | OQL |OBH | OBL | CCKH | CCKL | DDQ | DDB | P8PH | P8PL | PQH | PBL } [:SENSe]:WLAN:ANALysis:MODulation?
Arguments
Table 2-128 shows the modulation type selections. Table 2- 128: Modulation type selections
Argument AUTO (default) O64QH O64QL O16QH O16QL OQH OQL OBH OBL CCKH CCKL DDQ DDB P8PH P8PL PQH PBL Data rate Auto 54 Mbps 48 Mbps 36 Mbps 24 Mbps 18 Mbps 12 Mbps 9 Mbps 6 Mbps 11 Mbps 5.5 Mbps 2 Mbps 1 Mbps 33 Mbps 22 Mbps 11 Mbps 5.5 Mbps Modulation 1st/2nd Auto 64QAM/OFDM 64QAM/OFDM 16QAM/OFDM 16QAM/OFDM QPSK/OFDM QPSK/OFDM BPSK/OFDM BPSK/OFDM CCK CCK DQPSK/DSSS DBPSK/DSSS 8PSK/PBCC 8PSK/PBCC QPSK/PBCC BPSK/PBCC 3/4 2/3 3/4 1/2 3/4 1/2 3/4 1/2 Encoding rate
DEMWLAN :SENSe:WLAN:ANALysis:MODulation O64QH selects 64QAM/OFDM (54 Mbps) modulation.
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[:SENSe]:WLAN:ANALysis:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the measurement start position in the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:WLAN:ANALysis:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:WLAN:ANALysis:OFFSet?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the analysis offset in seconds. Range: 0 to 100 ms. DEMWLAN :SENSe:WLAN:ANALysis:OFFSet 50m sets the analysis range to 50 ms.
[:SENSe]:WLAN:ANALysis:SYNC(?)
Selects or queries the synchronization function for the long training symbol during the analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:WLAN:ANALysis:SYNC { LTSYmbol | GI } [:SENSe]:WLAN:ANALysis:SYNC?
Arguments
LTSYmbol specifies to synchronize with the long training symbol. GI specifies to synchronize with the guard interval.
DEMWLAN :SENSe:WLAN:ANALysis:SYNC LTSYmbol specifies to synchronize with the long training symbol.
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[:SENSe]:WLAN:BLOCk(?)
Sets or queries the number of the block to measure in the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:WLAN:BLOCk <value> [:SENSe]:WLAN:BLOCk?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the block number. Zero represents the latest block. Range: - to 0 (M: the number of acquired blocks) -M DEMWLAN :SENSe:WLAN:BLOCk -5 sets the block number to -5.
[:SENSe]:WLAN[:IMMediate] (No Query Form)

Runs the demodulation calculation for the acquired data in the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis. To select the measurement item, use the [:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement command. To acquire data, use the :INITiate command.
[:SENSe]:WLAN[:IMMediate] None DEMWLAN :SENSe:WLAN:IMMediate runs the demodulation calculation for the acquired data. :INITiate, [:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement
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[:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement(?)
Selects or queries the measurement item in the IEEE802.11a/b/g analysis. To acquire data, use the :INITiate command. To start the analysis, use the [:SENSe]:WLAN[:IMMediate] command.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement { PVTime | EVTime | PVSC | EVSC | CONSte | SCConste | FERRor | OFLatness | OLINearity | STABle | SMASk | TPOWer | OFF } [:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement?
Arguments
Table 2-129 shows the measurement selections. Table 2- 129: Measurement selections
Argument PVTime EVTime PVSC EVSC CONSte SCConste FERRor OFLatness OLINearity STABle SMASk TPOWer OFF Measurement item Power versus Time EVM versus Time Power versus Subcarrier EVM versus Subcarrier Constellation Subcarrier constellation Frequecy error OFDM flatness OFDM linearity Symbol table Sprctrum mask Transmit power Measurement off
DEMWLAN :SENSe:WLAN:MEASurement PVTime selects the power versus time measurement. :INITiate, [:SENSe]:WLAN[:IMMediate]
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[:SENSe]:WLAN:SMASk[:SELect](?)
Selects or queries the signal type for the specrum mask measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:WLAN:SMASk[:SELect] { DSSS | OFDM } [:SENSe]:WLAN:SMASk[:SELect]?
Arguments
DSSS selects the DSSS (Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum) signal. OFDM selects the OFDM (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing) signal.
DEMWLAN :SENSe:WLAN:SMASk:SELect DSSS selects the DSSS signal for the specrum mask measurement.
[:SENSe]:WLAN:SPECtrum:OFFSet(?)
Syntax
[:SENSe]:WLAN:SPECtrum:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:WLAN:SPECtrum:OFFSet?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the spectrum offset in seconds. Range: 0 to 100 ms. DEMWLAN :SENSe:WLAN:SPECtrum:OFFSet 20m sets the spectrum offset to 20 ms.
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[:SENSe]:WLAN:SSEGment[:NUMBer](?)
Sets or queries the symbol (segment) number. This command is valid when :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat is set to PVSC, EVSC, SSConste, or STABle.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:WLAN:SSEGment[:NUMBer] <number> [:SENSe]:WLAN:SSEGment[:NUMBer]?
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the symbol number. Range: 0 to 14285. DEMWLAN :SENSe:WLAN:SSEGment:NUMBer 150 sets the symbol number to 150. :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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[:SENSe]:WLAN:SUBCarrier[:NUMBer](?)
Sets or queries the subcarrier number when [:SENSe]:WLAN:SUBCarrier:SELect is set to SSUBcarrier.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:WLAN:SUBCarrier[:NUMBer] <number> [:SENSe]:WLAN:SUBCarrier[:NUMBer]?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the subcarrier number. Range: - to - +1 to +26 (not permit 0) -26 -1, DEMWLAN :SENSe:WLAN:SUBCarrier:NUMBer 10 sets the subcarrier number to 10. [:SENSe]:WLAN:SUBCarrier:SELect
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[:SENSe]:WLAN:SUBCarrier:SELect(?)
Syntax
[:SENSe]:WLAN:SUBCarrier:SELect { DATA | PILot | BOTH | SSUBcarrier } [:SENSe]:WLAN:SUBCarrier:SELect?
Arguments
DATA selects the data only. PILot selects the pilot only. BOTH selects the data and the pilot (default). SSUBcarrier selects the subcarrier specified using the [:SENSe]:WLAN:SUBCarrier[:NUMBer] command (Single Subcarrier). This selection is effective in the EVM versus Time, Power versus Time, and Constellation measurements.
DEMWLAN :SENSe:WLAN:SUBCarrier:SELect DATA selects the data only. [:SENSe]:WLAN:SUBCarrier[:NUMBer], :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat
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[:SENSe]:WLAN:TPOWer:BURSt:INDex(?)
Sets or queries the burst index to display the measurement results in the transmit power measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:WLAN:TPOWer:BURSt:INDex <number> [:SENSe]:WLAN:TPOWer:BURSt:INDex?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the burst index. Zero represents the latest burst. Range: - to 0 (N: the number of analyzed bursts -N -1) DEMWLAN :SENSe:WLAN:TPOWer:BURSt:INDex -10 sets the burst index to -10.
[:SENSe]:WLAN:TPOWer:SLOPe(?)
Selects or queries the tansmit power ramp for the transmit power measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:WLAN:TPOWer:SLOPe { POSitive | NEGative } [:SENSe]:WLAN:TPOWer:SLOPe?
Arguments
POSitive selects the power-on ramp. NEGative selects the power-down ramp.
DEMWLAN :SENSe:WLAN:TPOWer:SLOPe POSitive selects the power-on ramp.
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[:SENSe]:AC3Gpp Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:AC3Gpp commands set up the conditions related to the W-CDMA ACLR (Adjacent Channel Leakage Power Ratio) measurement. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected SAUL3G (W-CDMA uplink analysis in the S/A mode)using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :AC3Gpp :FILTer :ALPHa :TYPE
Parameter
<numeric_value> RECTangle | RNYQuist
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[:SENSe]:AC3Gpp:FILTer:ALPHa(?)
Sets or queries the filter factor (/BT) when you have selected RNYQuist (Root Nyquist filter) in the [:SENSe]:AC3Gpp:FILTer:TYPE command for the W-CDMA ACLR measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:AC3Gpp:FILTer:ALPHa <value> [:SENSe]:AC3Gpp:FILTer:ALPHa?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the filter factor. Range: 0 to 1. SAUL3G :SENSe:AC3Gpp:FILTer:ALPHa 0.5 sets the filter factor to 0.5. [:SENSe]:AC3Gpp:FILTer:TYPE
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[:SENSe]:AC3Gpp:FILTer:TYPE(?)
Selects or queries the filter for the W-CDMA ACLR measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:AC3Gpp:FILTer:TYPE { RECTangle | RNYQuist } [:SENSe]:AC3Gpp:FILTer:TYPE?
Arguments
RECTangle selects the rectangular filter. RNYQuist selects the Root Nyquist filter.
SAUL3G :SENSe:AC3Gpp:FILTer:TYPE RNYQuist selects the Root Nyquist filter.
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[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP commands set up conditions for the 3GPP-R5 downlink modulation analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMDLR5_3G (3GPP-R5 downlink modulation analysis mode) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :DLR5_3GPP :BLOCk :CARRier :OFFSet :SEARch :COMPosite :DTYPe :SEARch :EVM :IQOoffset :FILTer :ALPHa :MEASurement :REFerence [:IMMediate] :LENGth :OFFSet :SCHPart :SCODe :ALTernative :NUMBer :SEARch
Parameter
<numeric_value> <frequency> <boolean> <boolean> <boolean> INCLude | EXCLude <ratio> OFF | RRCosine OFF | RCOSine | GAUSsian <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <boolean> NUSed | PRIMary | LEFT | RIGHt <code_number> <boolean>
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[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:BLOCk(?)
Sets or queries the number of the block to measure in the 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:BLOCk <number> [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:BLOCk?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the block number. Zero represents the latest block. Range: - to 0 (M: Number of acquired blocks). -M DEMDLR5_3G :SENSe:DLR5_3GPP:BLOCk -5 sets the block number to -5.
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[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the carrier frequency offset in the 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet <freq> [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the carrier frequency offset. Range: -(span) to +(span). DEMDLR5_3G :SENSe:DLR5_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet 10MHz sets the carrier frequency offset to 10 MHz.
[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:CARRier:SEARch(?)
Determines whether to detect the carrier automatically in the 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:CARRier:SEARch { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:CARRier:SEARch?
Arguments
OFF or 0 specifies that the carrier is not detected automatically. To set the carrier frequency offset, use the [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet command. ON or 1 specifies that the carrier is detected automatically.
DEMDLR5_3G :SENSe:DLR5_3GPP:CARRier:SEARch ON specifies that the carrier is detected automatically. [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet
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[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:COMPosite(?)
Determines whether to perform the composite analysis (automatic detection of symbol rate) in the 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:COMPosite { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:COMPosite?
Arguments
OFF or 0 specifies that composite analysis is not performed. ON or 1 specifies that composite analysis is performed. NOTE. You should usually specify that composite analysis is performed. If a normal analysis does not result, select OFF in this command and select a specific symbol rate in :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe.
DEMDLR5_3G :SENSe:DLR5_3GPP:COMPosite ON specifies that the composite analysis is performed. :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe
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[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:DTYPe:SEARch(?)
Determines whether to detect the demodulation type of the code channel (QPSK or 16QAM) automatically.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:DTYPe:SEARch { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:DTYPe:SEARch?
Arguments
OFF or 0 specifies that the code channel is QPSK. ON or 1 specifies that the code channel is automatically detected (QPSK or 16QAM).
DEMDLR5_3G :SENSe:DLR5_3GPP:DTYPe:SEARch ON specifies that the code channel is automatically detected.
[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:EVM:IQOoffset(?)
Determines whether to include the I/Q origin offset in the EVM (Error Vector Magnitude), Rho (waveform quality), and PCDE (Peak Code Domain Error) calculation.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:EVM:IQOoffset { INCLude | EXCLude } [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:EVM:IQOoffset?
Arguments
INCLude includes the I/Q origin offset in the EVM, Rho, and PCDE calculation. EXCLude excludes the I/Q origin offset from the calculation.
DEMDLR5_3G :SENSe:DLR5_3GPP:IQOoffset INCLude includes the I/Q origin offset in the calculation.
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[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:FILTer:ALPHa(?)
Sets or queries the filter factor (a/BT) in the 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:FILTer:ALPHa <value> [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:FILTer:ALPHa?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the filter factor (a/BT). Range: 0 to 1. DEMDLR5_3G :SENSe:DLR5_3GPP:FILTer:ALPHa 0.5 sets the filter factor to 0.5.
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[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:FILTer:MEASurement(?)
Selects or queries the measurement filter in the 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:FILTer:MEASurement { OFF | RRCosine } [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:FILTer:MEASurement?
Arguments
OFF specifies that no measurement filter is used. RRCosine selects the Root Raised Cosine filter.
DEMDLR5_3G :SENSe:DLR5_3GPP:FILTer:MEASurement RRCosine selects the Root Raised Cosine filter as the measurement filter.
[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:FILTer:REFerence(?)
Selects or queries the reference filter in the 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:FILTer:REFerence { OFF | RCOSine | GAUSsian } [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:FILTer:REFerence?
Arguments
OFF specifies that no reference filter is used. RCOSine selects the Raised Cosine filter. GAUSsian selects the Gaussian filter.
DEMDLR5_3G :SENSe:DLR5_3GPP:FILTer:REFerence RCOSine selects the Raised Cosine filter as the reference filter.
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[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP[:IMMediate] (No Query Form)

Runs the 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis calculation on the acquired data. To acquire data, use the :INITiate command.
[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP[:IMMediate] None DEMDLR5_3G :SENSe:DLR5_3GPP:IMMediate runs the 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis calculation. :INITiate
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[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:LENGth(?)
Defines or queries the range for the 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:LENGth <value> [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:LENGth?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the analysis range by the number of data points. Range: 1 to 1024(block size). To set the block size, use the [:SENSe]:BSIZe command. DEMDLR5_3G :SENSe:DLR5_3GPP:LENGth 1000 sets the length of the analysis range to 1000 points. [:SENSe]:BSIZe
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[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the measurement start position in the 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the measurement start position by the number of data points. Range: 0 to 1024(block size) -1. To set the block size, use the [:SENSe]:BSIZe command. DEMDLR5_3G :SENSe:DLR5_3GPP:OFFSet 100 sets the measurement start position to point 100. [:SENSe]:BSIZe
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[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:SCHPart(?)
Determines whether to include the SCH part in the analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:SCHPart { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:SCHPart?
Arguments
OFF or 0 specifies that the SCH part is not included in the analysis. ON or 1 specifies that the SCH part is included in the analysis.
DEMDLR5_3G :SENSe:DLR5_3GPP:SCHPart ON specifies that the SCH part is included in the analysis.
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[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:SCODe:ALTernative(?)
Selects or queries the alternative scrambling code in the 3GPP-R5 downlink modulation analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:SCODe:ALTernative { NUSed | PRIMary | LEFT | RIGHt } [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:SCODe:ALTernative?
Arguments
NUSed (default) uses the primary scrambling code only (without the left and the right alternative scrambling codes) to de-spread the input signal. PRIMary uses the primary scrambling with the left and the right alternative scrambling codes to de-spread the input signal. LEFT uses the left alternative scrambling code to de-spread the input signal. RIGHt uses the right alternative scrambling code to de-spread the input signal. Measurement Modes
DEMDLR5_3G :SENSe:DLR5_3GPP:SCODe:ALTernative RIGHt uses the right alternative scrambling code to de-spread the input signal.
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[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer(?)
Sets or queries the scrambling code in the 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer <value> [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer?
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the scrambling code. Range: 0 to 24575. DEMDLR5_3G :SENSe:DLR5_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer 3 sets the scrambling code to 3. [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:SCODe:SEARch
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[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:SCODe:SEARch(?)
Determines whether automatic detection of the scrambling code is on or off in the 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:SCODe:SEARch { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:SCODe:SEARch?
Arguments
OFF or 0 specifies that the scrambling code is not detected automatically. To set it, use the [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer command above. ON or 1 specifies that the scrambling code is detected automatically.
DEMDLR5_3G :SENSe:DLR5_3GPP:SCODe:SEARch ON specifies that the scrambling code is detected automatically. [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP commands set up conditions for the ACLR (Adjacent Channel Leakage Power Ratio) measurement in the 3GPP-R5 downlink and uplink analyses.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP :ACLR :FILTer :COEFficient :TYPE :LIMit :ADJacent<x> [:STATe] :NCORrection :SWEep
Parameter
<numeric_value> RECTangle | RNYQuist
<boolean> <boolean> <boolean>
You must run the following two commands before using a command from this group: 1. Execute the :INSTrument command to set the measurement mode to SADLR5_3G or SAULR5_3G: :INSTrument[:SELect] { "SADLR5_3G" | "SADLR5_3G" } 2. Execute the :CONFigure command to start the measurement with the default settings: :CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR:FILTer:COEFficient(?)
Sets or queries the filter factor (a/BT) when you have selected RNYQuist (Root Nyquist filter) in the [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR:FILTer :TYPE command for the 3GPP-R5 ACLR measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR:FILTer:COEFficient <value> [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR:FILTer:COEFficient?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the filter factor. Range: 0 to 1. SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :SENSe:SADLR5_3GPP:ACLR:FILTer:COEFficient 0.5 sets the filter factor to 0.5. [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR:FILTer:TYPE
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR:FILTer:TYPE(?)
Selects or queries the filter for the 3GPP-R5 ACLR measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR:FILTer:TYPE { RECTangle | RNYQuist } [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR:FILTer:TYPE?
Arguments
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :SENSe:SADLR5_3GPP:ACLR:FILTer:TYPE RNYQuist selects the Root Nyquist filter.
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR:LIMit:ADJacent<x>[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to enable or disable the adjacent limit testing for the ACLR measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR:LIMit:ADJacent<x> [:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR:LIMit:ADJacent<x> [:STATe]? Where ADJacent<x> ::={ ADJacent[1] | ADJacent2 | ADJacent3 | ADJacent4 } ADJacent1: 1st lower adjacent channel ADJacent2: 1st upper adjacent channel ADJacent3: 2nd lower adjacent channel ADJacent4: 2nd upper adjacent channel
Arguments
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :SENSe:SADLR5_3GPP:ACLR:LIMit:ADJacent1 ON enables the limit testing for the first adjacent channel in the ACLR measurement.
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR:NCORrection(?)
Determines whether to perform the noise correction, which subtract noise level from signal level to obtain the ACLR measurement results. NOTE. When you change amplitude and frequency settings, the noise correction setting returns to off. Turn it on again if necessary.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR:NCORrection { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR:NCORrection?
Arguments
ON or 1 measures noise level first, and then subtracts the noise level from the signal level to calculate ACLR measurement values. OFF or 0 calculates ACLR measurement values directly from the input signal level (default).
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :SENSe:SADLR5_3GPP:ACLR:NCORrection ON enables the noise correction.
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR:SWEep(?)
Selects or queries how to scan the 25 MHz span.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR:SWEep { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR:SWEep?
Arguments
ON or 1 acquires an input signal with five scans by the channel spacing of 5 MHz (default). OFF or 0 acquires an input signal with a single scan in the 25 MHz span.
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :SENSe:SADLR5_3GPP:ACLR:SWEep ON selects the five scans by the channel spacing.
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CFRequency Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CHPower commands set up conditions for the carrier frequency measurement in the 3GPP-R5 downlink or uplink analysis.
Command Tree
Header Parameter [:SENSe] :SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP :CFRequency :CRESolution <numeric_value> You must run the following two commands before using a command from this group: 1. Execute the :INSTrument command to set the measurement mode to SADLR5_3G or SAULR5_3G: :INSTrument[:SELect] { "SADLR5_3G" | "SAULR5_3G" } 2. Execute the :CONFigure command to start the measurement with the default settings: :CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CFRequency
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CFRequency:CRESolution(?)
Sets or queries the counter resolution for the carrier frequency measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CFRequnecy:CRESolution <value> [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CFRequnecy:CRESolution?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the counter resolution. Setting value (Hz): 0.001, 0.01, 0.1, 1, 10, 100, 1k, 10k, 100k, or 1M All S/A modes :SENSe:SADLR5_3GPP:CFRequnecy:CRESolution 1kHz sets the counter resolution to 1 kHz.
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CHPower Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CHPower commands set up conditions for the channel power measurement in the 3GPP-R5 downlink or uplink analysis.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP :CHPower :BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration :FILTer :COEFficient :TYPE :LIMit [:STATe]
Parameter
You must run the following two commands before using a command from this group: 1. Execute the :INSTrument command to set the measurement mode to SADLR5_3G or SAULR5_3G: :INSTrument[:SELect] { "SADLR5_3G" | "SAULR5_3G" } 2. Execute the :CONFigure command to start the measurement with the default settings: :CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CHPower
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration(?)
Sets or queries the channel bandwidth for the channel power measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration <value> [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the channel bandwidth. Range: Span/20 to full span [Hz] SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :SENSe:SADLR5_3GPP:CHPower:BANDwidth:INTegration 2.5MHz sets the channel bandwidth to 2.5 MHz for the channel power measurement.
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CHPower:FILTer:COEFficient(?)
Sets or queries the filter roll-off rate for the channel power measurement in the 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis when you have selected NYQuist or RNYQuist in the [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CHPower FILTer:TYPE command.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CHPower:FILTer:COEFficient <value> [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CHPower:FILTer:COEFficient?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the roll-off rate. Range: 0.0001 to 1 (default: 0.5) SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :SENSe:SADLR5_3GPP:CHPower:FILTer:COEFficient 0.1 sets the filter roll-off rate to 0.1 for the channel power measurement.
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CHPower:FILTer:TYPE(?)
Selects or queries the filter for the channel power measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CHPower:FILTer:TYPE { RECTangle | GAUSsian | NYQuist | RNYQuist } [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CHPower:FILTer:TYPE?
Arguments
RECTangle selects the Rectangular filter. GAUSsian selects the Gaussian filter. NYQuist selects the Nyquist filter. RNYQuist selects the Root Nyquist filter.
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :SENSe:SADLR5_3GPP:CHPower:FILTer:TYPE NYQuist selects the Nyquist filter for the channel power measurement.
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CHPower:LIMit[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to enable or disable the limit testing for the channel power measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CHPower:LIMit[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CHPower:LIMit[STATe]?
Arguments
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :SENSe:SADLR5_3GPP:CHPower:LIMit:STATe ON enables the limit testing for the channel power measurement.
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:EBWidth Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:EBWidth commands set up conditions for the EBW (Emission Bandwidth) measurement in the 3GPP-R5 downlink or uplink analysis.
Command Tree
Header Parameter [:SENSe] :SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP :EBWidth :XDB <numeric_value> You must run the following two commands before using a command from this group: 1. Execute the :INSTrument command to set the measurement mode to SADLR5_3G or SAULR5_3G: :INSTrument[:SELect] { "SADLR5_3G" | "SAULR5_3G" } 2. Execute the :CONFigure command to start the measurement with the default settings: :CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:EBWidth
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:EBWidth:XDB(?)
Sets or queries the level relative to the maximum peak at which the EBW is measured in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:EBWidth:XDB <rel_ampl> [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:EBWidth:XDB?
Arguments
<rel_ampl>::=<NRf> is the level at which the EBW is measured. Specify the amplitude relative to the maximum peak. Range: -100 to - dB (default: - dB). -1 -30 SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :SENSe:SADLR5_3GPP:EBWidth:XDB -20 specifies that the EBW is measured at a level - dB lower than the maximum -20 peak.
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr commands set up conditions for the multi-carrler ACLR (Adjacent Channel Leakage Power Ratio) measurement in the 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :SADLR5_3GPP :MCAClr :CARRier [:THReshold] :FILTer :COEFficient :TYPE :LIMit :ADJacent<x> [:STATe] :NCORrection
Parameter
<numeric_value> <numeric_value> RECTangle | RNYQuist
<boolean> <boolean>
You must run the following two commands before using a command from this group: 1. Execute the :INSTrument command to set the measurement mode to SADLR5_3G: :INSTrument[:SELect] "SADLR5_3G" 2. Execute the :CONFigure command to start the measurement with the default settings: :CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr:CARRier[:THReshold](?)
Sets or queries the threshold level to detect the carrier for the multi-carrier ACLR measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr:CARRier[:THReshold] <value> [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr:CARRier[:THReshold]?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the threshold level to detect the carrier. Range: - to - dBc relative to the main channel power. -30 -1 SADLR5_3G :SENSe:SADLR5_3GPP:ACLR:CARRier:THResholdt -5 sets the threshold level to - dBc in the multi-carrier ACLR measurement. -5
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr:FILTer:COEFficient(?)
Sets or queries the filter factor (/BT) when you have selected RNYQuist (Root Nyquist filter) in the [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr:FILTer:TYPE command for the multi-carrier ACLR measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr:FILTer:COEFficient <value> [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr:FILTer:COEFficient?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the filter factor. Range: 0 to 1. SADLR5_3G :SENSe:SADLR5_3GPP:ACLR:FILTer:COEFficient 0.5 sets the filter factor to 0.5. [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr:FILTer:TYPE
Related Commands
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr:FILTer:TYPE(?)
Selects or queries the filter for the multi-carrier ACLR measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr:FILTer:TYPE { RECTangle | RNYQuist } [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr:FILTer:TYPE?
Arguments
SADLR5_3G :SENSe:SADLR5_3GPP:ACLR:FILTer:TYPE RNYQuist selects the Root Nyquist filter.
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr:LIMit:ADJacent<x>[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to enable or disable the adjacent limit testing for the multi-carrier ACLR measurement.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr:LIMit:ADJacent<x>[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr:LIMit:ADJacent<x>[:STATe]? Where ADJacent<x> ::={ ADJacent[1] | ADJacent2 | ADJacent3 | ADJacent4 } ADJacent1: 1st lower adjacent channel ADJacent2: 1st upper adjacent channel ADJacent3: 2nd lower adjacent channel ADJacent4: 2nd upper adjacent channel
Arguments
SADLR5_3G :SENSe:SADLR5_3GPP:ACLR:LIMit:ADJacent1 ON enables the limit testing for the first adjacent channel.
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr:NCORrection(?)
Determines whether to perform the noise correction, which subtract noise level from signal level to obtain the multi-carrier ACLR measurement results. NOTE. When you change amplitude and frequency settings, the noise correction setting returns to off. Turn it on again if necessary.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr:NCORrection { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr:NCORrection?
Arguments
ON or 1 measures noise level first, and then subtracts the noise level from the signal level to calculate ACLR measurement values. OFF or 0 calculates ACLR measurement values directly from the input signal level (default).
SADLR5_3G :SENSe:SADLR5_3GPP:ACLR:NCORrection ON enables the noise correction.
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:OBWidth Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:OBWidth commands set up conditions for the OBW (Occupied Bandwidth) measurement in the 3GPP-R5 downlink or uplink analysis.
Command Tree
Header Parameter [:SENSe] :SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP :OBWidth :LIMit [:STATe] <boolean> :PERCent <numeric_value> You must run the following two commands before using a command from this group: 1. Execute the :INSTrument command to set the measurement mode to SADLR5_3G or SAULR5_3G: :INSTrument[:SELect] { "SADLR5_3G" | "SAULR5_3G" } 2. Execute the :CONFigure command to start the measurement with the default settings: :CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:OBWidth
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:OBWidth:LIMit[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to enable or disable the limit testing for the OBW measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:OBWidth:LIMit[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:OBWidth:LIMit[:STATe]?
Arguments
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :SENSe:SADLR5_3GPP:OBWidth:LIMit:STATe ON enables the limit testing for the OBW measurement.
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:OBWidth:PERCent(?)
Sets or queries the occupied bandwidth for the OBW measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:OBWidth:PERCent <value> [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:OBWidth:PERCent?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the occupied bandwidth. Range: 80 to 99.99% (default: 99%). SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :SENSe:SADLR5_3GPP:OBWidth:PERCent 95PCT sets the occupied bandwidth to 95% for the OBW measurement.
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask commands set up conditions for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 3GPP-R5 downlink or uplink analysis.
Command Tree
Header Parameter [:SENSe] :SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP :SEMask :BANDwidth | BWIDth :INTegration <numeric_value> :FILTer :COEFficient <numeric_value> :TYPE RECTangle | GAUSsian | NYQuist | RNYQuist :LIMit :ZONE<x> [:STATe] <boolean> :RCHannel :LEVel <numeric_value> :MODE AUTO | MANual
You must run the following two commands before using a command from this group: 1. Execute the :INSTrument command to set the measurement mode to SADLR5_3G or SAULR5_3G: :INSTrument[:SELect] { "SADLR5_3G" | "SAULR5_3G" } 2. Execute the :CONFigure command to start the measurement with the default settings: :CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask:BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration(?)
Sets or queries the channel bandwidth for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask:BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration <value> [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask:BANDwidth|:BWIDth :INTegration?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the channel bandwidth. Range: Span/20 to full span [Hz] SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :SENSe:SADLR5_3GPP:SEMask:BANDwidth:INTegration 2.5MHz sets the channel bandwidth to 2.5 MHz for the spectrum emission mask measurement.
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask:FILTer:COEFficient(?)
Sets or queries the filter roll-off rate for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis when you have selected NYQuist or RNYQuist in the [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE command.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask:FILTer:COEFficient <value> [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask:FILTer:COEFficient?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the roll-off rate. Range: 0.0001 to 1 (default: 0.5) SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :SENSe:SADLR5_3GPP:SEMask:FILTer:COEFficient 0.1 sets the filter roll-off rate to 0.1 for the spectrum emission mask measurement. [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE(?)
Selects or queries the filter for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 3GPP-R5 analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE { RECTangle | GAUSsian | NYQuist | RNYQuist } [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE?
Arguments
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :SENSe:SADLR5_3GPP:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE NYQuist selects the Nyquist filter for the spectrum emission measurement.
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask:LIMit:ZONE<x>[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to enable or disable the zone limit testing for the spectrum emission mask measurement in the 3GPP-R5 downlink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask:LIMit:ZONE<x>[:STATe] { ON | OFF | 1 | 0 } [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask:LIMit:ZONE<x>[:STATe]? Where ZONE<x>::={ ZONE[1] | ZONE2 | ZONE3 | ZONE4 | ZONE5 } Zone 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 correspond to Zone A, B, C, D, and E in the limit editor, respectively.
Arguments
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :SENSe:SADLR5_3GPP:SEMask:LIMit:ZONE1:STATe ON enables the limit testing for Zone 1 in the spectrum emission mask measurement.
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel(?)
Sets or queries the reference channel level to measure the spurious emission level in dBc when the you have selected MANual in the [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP |:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE command.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel <value> [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the reference level. Range: -150 to 30 dBm SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :SENSe:SADLR5_3GPP:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel -10dBm sets the reference channel level to - dBm for the spectrum emission mask -10 measurement. [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE
Related Commands
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE(?)
Selects or queries the mode of the reference channel level to measure the spurious emission level in dBc.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE { AUTO | MANual } [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE?
Arguments
AUTO specifies that the reference level is measured from the input signal. MANual specifies that the reference level is defined by the [:SENSe] :SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel command.
SADLR5_3G, SAULR5_3G :SENSe:SADLR5_3GPP:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE AUTO sets the mode of the reference channel level to AUTO for the spectrum emission mask measurement. [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel
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[:SENSe]:UL3Gpp Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp commands set up the conditions related to the W-CDMA uplink analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMUL3G (W-CDMA uplink analysis in the Demod mode) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :UL3Gpp :BLOCk :CARRier :OFFSet :SEARch :FILTer :ALPHa :MEASurement :REFerence [:IMMediate] :LENGth :MMODe :OFFSet :SCODe :NUMBer :TYPE :THReshold
Parameter
<numeric_value> <frequency> <boolean> <numeric_value> OFF | RRCosine OFF | RCOsine | GAUSsian <numeric_value> DPCH | PRACh | PCPCh <numeric_value> <numeric_value> LONG | SHORt <relative_amplitude>
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[:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:BLOCk(?)
Sets or queries the number of the block to measure in the W-CDMA uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:BLOCk <number> [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:BLOCk?
Arguments
<number>::=<NRf> specifies the block number. Zero represents the latest block. Range: - to 0 (M: Number of acquired blocks) -M DEMUL3G :SENSe:UL3Gpp:BLOCk -5 sets the block number to -5.
[:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:CARRier:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the carrier frequency offset in the W-CDMA uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:CARRier:OFFSet <freq> [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:CARRier:OFFSet?
Arguments
<frequency>::=<NRf> specifies the carrier frequency offset. Range: - to Fs (Fs: Span) -Fs DEMUL3G :SENSe:UL3Gpp:CARRier:OFFSet 10MHz sets the carrier frequency offset to 10 MHz.
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[:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:CARRier:SEARch(?)
Determines whether to detect the carrier automatically in the W-CDMA uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:CARRier:SEARch { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:CARRier:SEARch?
Arguments
OFF or 0 specifies that the carrier is not detected automatically. Set the carrier frequency offset using the [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:CARRier:OFFSet command. ON or 1 specifies that the carrier is detected automatically.
DEMUL3G :SENSe:UL3Gpp:CARRier:SEARch ON specifies that the carrier is detected automatically. [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:CARRier:OFFSet
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[:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:FILTer:ALPHa(?)
Sets or queries the filter factor (/BT) for the measurement and the reference filters in the W-CDMA uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:FILTer:ALPHa <value> [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:FILTer:ALPHa?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the filter factor. Range: 0 to 1. DEMUL3G :SENSe:UL3Gpp:FILTer:ALPHa 0.5 sets the filter factor to 0.5.
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[:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:FILTer:MEASurement(?)
Selects or queries the measurement filter in the W-CDMA uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:FILTer:MEASurement { OFF | RRCosine } [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:FILTer:MEASurement?
Arguments
DEMUL3G :SENSe:UL3Gpp:FILTer:MEASurement RRCosine selects the Root Raised Cosine filter.
[:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:FILTer:REFerence(?)
Selects or queries the reference filter in the W-CDMA uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:FILTer:REFerence { OFF | RCOSine | GAUSsian } [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:FILTer:REFerence?
Arguments
DEMUL3G :SENSe:UL3Gpp:FILTer:REFerence RCOSine selects the Raised Cosine filter.
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[:SENSe]:UL3Gpp[:IMMediate] (No Query Form)

Runs the W-CDMA uplink analysis calculation for the acquired data. To acquire data, use the :INITiate command.
[:SENSe]:UL3Gpp[:IMMediate] None DEMUL3G :SENSe:UL3Gpp:IMMediate runs the W-CDMA uplink analysis calculation. :INITiate
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[:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:LENGth(?)
Defines or queries the range for the W-CDMA uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:LENGth <value> [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:LENGth?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the analysis range by the number of data points. Range: 1 to 1024(Block size). To set the block size, use the [:SENSe]:BSIZe command. DEMUL3G :SENSe:UL3Gpp:LENGth 1000 sets the analysis range to 1000 points. [:SENSe]:BSIZe
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[:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:MMODe(?)
Selects or queries the mobile mode for measurements in the W-CDMA uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:MMODe { DPCH | PRACh | PCPCh } [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:MMODe?
Arguments
DPCH selects the DPDCH/DPCCH mode. PRACh selects the PRACH mode. PCPCh selects the PCPCH mode.
DEMUL3G :SENSe:UL3Gpp:MMODe PRACh selects the PRACH mode.
[:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the measurement start position in the W-CDMA uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the measurement start position by the number of data points. Range: 0 to 1024(Block size) - To set the block size, use the -1. [:SENSe]:BSIZe command. DEMUL3G :SENSe:UL3Gpp:OFFSet 100 sets the measurement start position to point 100. [:SENSe]:BSIZe
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[:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:SCODe:NUMBer(?)
Sets or queries the scrambling code in the W-CDMA uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:SCODe:NUMBer <value> [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:SCODe:NUMBer?
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the scrambling code. Range: 0 to 16777215. DEMUL3G :SENSe:UL3Gpp:SCODe:NUMBer 3 sets the scrambling code to 3.
[:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:SCODe:TYPE(?)
Selects or queries the scrambling code type when you have selected either the PRACH or PCPCH mode in the [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:MMODe command.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:SCODe:TYPE { LONG | SHORt } [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:SCODe:TYPE?
Arguments
LONG selects the long code. SHORt selects the short code.
DEMUL3G :SENSe:UL3Gpp:SCODe:TYPE LONG selects the long code. [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:MMODe
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[:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:THReshold(?)
Sets or queries the threshold above which the input signal is determined to be a burst in the W-CDMA uplink analysis when you have selected either the PRACH or PCPCH mode in the [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:MMODe command.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:THReshold <rel_ampl> [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:THReshold?
Arguments
<rel_ampl>::=<NR1> is the threshold above which the input signal is decided to be a burst. Range: -100 to +10 dB relative to the reference level. DEMUL3G :SENSe:UL3Gpp:THReshold -10 sets the threshold to - dBm for a burst decision. -10 [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:MMODe
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[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP commands set up conditions for the 3GPP-R5 uplink modulation analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMULR5_3G (3GPP-R5 uplink modulation analysis mode) using the :INSTrument [:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :ULR5_3GPP :BLOCk :CARRier :OFFSet :SEARch :EVM :IQOoffset :FILTer :ALPHa :MEASurement :REFerence [:IMMediate] :LENGth :MMOde :OFFSet :SCODe :NUMBer :TYPE :SFRame :OFFSet :DTIMe [:STSLot] :SEARch :THReshold [:BURSt] :UANResult
Parameter
<numeric_value> <frequency> <boolean> INCLude | EXCLude <numeric_value> OFF | RRCosine OFF | RCOsine | GAUssian <numeric_value> DPCH | PRACh | PCPCh <numeric_value> <numeric_value> LONG | SHORt
<numeric_value> <numeric_value> AUTO | STSLot | DTIMe <numeric_value>
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[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:BLOCk(?)
Sets or queries the number of the block to measure in the 3GPP-R5 uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:BLOCk <number> [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:BLOCk?
Arguments
<number>::=<NRf> specifies the block number. Zero represents the latest block. Range: - to 0 (M: Number of acquired blocks) -M DEMULR5_3G :SENSe:ULR5_3GPP:BLOCk -5 sets the block number to -5.
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[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the carrier frequency offset in the 3GPP-R5 uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet <freq> [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the carrier frequency offset. Range: - to Fs (Fs: Span) -Fs DEMULR5_3G :SENSe:ULR5_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet 10MHz sets the carrier frequency offset to 10 MHz.
[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:CARRier:SEARch(?)
Determines whether to detect the carrier automatically in the 3GPP-R5 uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:CARRier:SEARch { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:CARRier:SEARch?
Arguments
OFF or 0 specifies that the carrier is not detected automatically. To set the carrier frequency offset, use the [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet command. ON or 1 specifies that the carrier is detected automatically.
DEMULR5_3G :SENSe:ULR5_3GPP:CARRier:SEARch ON specifies that the carrier is detected automatically. [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet
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[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:EVM:IQOoffset(?)
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:EVM:IQOoffset { INCLude | EXCLude } [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:EVM:IQOoffset?
Arguments
DEMULR5_3G :SENSe:ULR5_3GPP:IQOoffset INCLude includes the I/Q origin offset in the calculation.
[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:FILTer:ALPHa(?)
Sets or queries the filter factor (/BT) for the measurement and the reference filters in the 3GPP-R5 uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:FILTer:ALPHa <value> [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:FILTer:ALPHa?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the filter factor. Range: 0 to 1. DEMULR5_3G :SENSe:ULR5_3GPP:FILTer:ALPHa 0.5 sets the filter factor to 0.5.
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[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:FILTer:MEASurement(?)
Selects or queries the measurement filter in the 3GPP-R5 uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:FILTer:MEASurement { OFF | RRCosine } [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:FILTer:MEASurement?
Arguments
DEMULR5_3G :SENSe:ULR5_3GPP:FILTer:MEASurement RRCosine selects the Root Raised Cosine filter.
[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:FILTer:REFerence(?)
Selects or queries the reference filter in the 3GPP-R5 uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:FILTer:REFerence { OFF | RCOSine | GAUSsian } [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:FILTer:REFerence?
Arguments
DEMULR5_3G :SENSe:ULR5_3GPP:FILTer:REFerence RCOSine selects the Raised Cosine filter.
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[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP[:IMMediate] (No Query Form)

Runs the 3GPP-R5 uplink analysis calculation for the acquired data. To acquire data, use the :INITiate command.
[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP[:IMMediate] None DEMULR5_3G :SENSe:ULR5_3GPP:IMMediate runs the 3GPP-R5 uplink analysis calculation. :INITiate
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[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:LENGth(?)
Defines or queries the range for the 3GPP-R5 uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:LENGth <value> [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:LENGth?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the analysis range by the number of data points. Range: 1 to 1024(block size). To set the block size, use the [:SENSe]:BSIZe command. DEMULR5_3G :SENSe:ULR5_3GPP:LENGth 1000 sets the analysis range to 1000 points. [:SENSe]:BSIZe
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[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:MMOde(?)
Selects or queries the mobile mode in the 3GPP-R5 uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:MMOde { DPCH | PRACh | PCPCh } [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:MMOde?
Arguments
DEMULR5_3G :SENSe:ULR5_3GPP:MMOde PRACh selects the PRACH mode.
[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the measurement start position in the 3GPP-R5 uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the measurement start position by the number of data points. Range: 0 to 1024(block size) -1. To set the block size, use the [:SENSe]:BSIZe command. DEMULR5_3G :SENSe:ULR5_3GPP:OFFSet 100 sets the measurement start position to point 100. [:SENSe]:BSIZe
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[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer(?)
Sets or queries the scrambling code in the 3GPP-R5 uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer <value> [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer?
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the scrambling code. Range: 0 to 16777215. DEMULR5_3G :SENSe:ULR5_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer 3 sets the scrambling code to 3.
[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SCODe:TYPE(?)
Selects or queries the scrambling code type.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SCODe:TYPE { LONG | SHORt } [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SCODe:TYPE?
Arguments
DEMULR5_3G :SENSe:ULR5_3GPP:SCODe:TYPE LONG selects the long code.
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[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet:DTIMe(?)
Sets or queries the downlink time offset when [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SFRame :SEARch is set to DTIMe. The downlink time offset is the time offset between the start of HS-SCCH and the start of DPCH (refer to the RSA3000B Series Option 30 User Manual).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet:DTIMe <value> [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet:DTIMe?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the downlink time offset. Range: 0 to 149 symbols. DEMULR5_3G :SENSe:ULR5_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet:DTIMe 35 sets the downlink time offset to 35 symbols. [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SFRame:SEARch
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[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet[:STSLot](?)
Sets or queries the subframe to time-slot offset when [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP :SFRame:SEARch is set to STSLot. The subframe to time-slot offset is the time offset between the start of the DPDCH time slot and the start of the HS-DPCCH subframe (refer to the RSA3000B Series Option 30 User Manual).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet[:STSLot] <value> [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet[:STSLot]?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the subframe to time-slot offset. Range: 0 to 9 symbols. DEMULR5_3G :SENSe:ULR5_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet:STSLot 5 sets the subframe to time-slot offset to 5 symbols. [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SFRame:SEARch
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[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SFRame:SEARch(?)
Determines whether to detect the subframe offset automatically in the 3GPP-R5 uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SFRame:SEARch { AUTO | STSLot | DTIMe } [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SFRame:SEARch?
Arguments
AUTO specifies that the subframe offset is detected automatically (default). STSLot specifies the subframe to time-slot offset. Set the offset using the [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet[:STSLot] command. DTIMe specifies the downlink time offset. Set the offset using the [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet:DTIMe command.
DEMULR5_3G :SENSe:ULR5_3GPP:SFRame:SEARch AUTO specifies that the subframe offset is detected automatically. [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet:DTIMe, [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet[:STSLot]
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[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:THReshold[:BURSt](?)
Sets or queries the threshold level to detect a burst. This command is valid when [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:MMOde is set to PRACh.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:THReshold[:BURSt] <value> [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPPP:THReshold[:BURSt]?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the threshold level to detect a burst. Range: -100 to 10 dB. DEMULR5_3G :SENSe:ULR5_3GPP:THReshold:BURSt -20 sets the threshold to - dB. -20 [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:MMOde
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[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:UANResult (No Query Form)

Updates the ACK/NACK results by re-detecting ACK and NACK indications on the existing time slot data in the 3GPP-R5 uplink analysis.
[:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:UANResult None DEMULR5_3G :SENSe:ULR5_3GPP:UANResult updates the ACK/NACK results.
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[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP commands set up conditions for the 3GPP-R6 downlink modulation analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMDLR6_3G (3GPP-R6 downlink modulation analysis mode) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :DLR6_3GPP :BLOCk :CARRier :OFFSet :SEARch :CCODe :EAGCh :ERGCh :COMPosite :DTYPe :SEARch :EVM :IQOoffset :FILTer :ALPHa :MEASurement :REFerence [:IMMediate] :LENGth :OFFSet :SCHPart :SCODe :ALTernative :NUMBer :SEARch :SSINdex :EHICh :ERGCh :UTSTable
Parameter
<numeric_value> <frequency> <boolean> <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <boolean> <boolean> INCLude | EXCLude <ratio> OFF | RRCosine OFF | RCOSine | GAUSsian <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <boolean> NUSed | PRIMary | LEFT | RIGHt <code_number> <boolean> <numeric_value> <numeric_value>
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[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:BLOCk(?)
Sets or queries the number of the block to measure in the 3GPP-R6 downlink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:BLOCk <number> [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:BLOCk?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the block number. Zero represents the latest block. Range: - to 0 (M: Number of acquired blocks). -M DEMDLR6_3G :SENSe:DLR6_3GPP:BLOCk -5 sets the block number to -5.
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[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the carrier frequency offset in the 3GPP-R6 downlink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet <freq> [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the carrier frequency offset. Range: - to Fs (Fs: Span) -Fs DEMDLR6_3G :SENSe:DLR6_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet 10MHz sets the carrier frequency offset to 10 MHz.
[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:CARRier:SEARch(?)
Determines whether to detect the carrier automatically in the 3GPP-R6 downlink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:CARRier:SEARch { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:CARRier:SEARch?
Arguments
OFF or 0 specifies that the carrier is not detected automatically. To set the carrier frequency offset, use the [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet command. ON or 1 specifies that the carrier is detected automatically.
DEMDLR6_3G :SENSe:DLR6_3GPP:CARRier:SEARch ON specifies that the carrier is detected automatically.
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[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:CCODe:EAGCh(?)
Sets or queries the channelization code number of E-AGCH in the 3GPP-R6 downlink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:CCODe:EAGCh <number> [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:CCODe:EAGCh?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the channelization code number of E-AGCH. Range: 0 to 127. DEMDLR6_3G :SENSe:DLR6_3GPP:CCODe:EAGCh 85 sets the channelization code number to 85.
[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:CCODe:ERGCh(?)
Sets or queries the channelization code number of E-RGCH and E-HICH in the 3GPP-R6 downlink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:CCODe:ERGCh <number> [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:CCODe:ERGCh?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the channelization code number of E-RGCH and E-HICH. Range: 0 to 127. DEMDLR6_3G :SENSe:DLR6_3GPP:CCODe:ERGCh 28 sets the channelization code number to 28.
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[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:COMPosite(?)
Determines whether to perform the composite analysis (automatic detection of symbol rate) in the 3GPP-R6 downlink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:COMPosite { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:COMPosite?
Arguments
OFF or 0 specifies that composite analysis is not performed. ON or 1 specifies that composite analysis is performed. NOTE. You should usually specify that composite analysis is performed. If a normal analysis does not result, select OFF in this command and select a specific symbol rate in :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe.
DEMDLR6_3G :SENSe:DLR6_3GPP:COMPosite ON specifies that the composite analysis is performed. :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe
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[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:DTYPe:SEARch(?)
Determines whether to detect the demodulation type of the code channel (QPSK or 16QAM) automatically.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:DTYPe:SEARch { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:DTYPe:SEARch?
Arguments
OFF or 0 specifies that the code channel is QPSK. ON or 1 specifies that the code channel is automatically detected (QPSK or 16QAM).
DEMDLR6_3G :SENSe:DLR6_3GPP:DTYPe:SEARch ON specifies that the code channel is automatically detected.
[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:EVM:IQOoffset(?)
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:EVM:IQOoffset { INCLude | EXCLude } [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:EVM:IQOoffset?
Arguments
DEMDLR6_3G :SENSe:DLR6_3GPP:IQOoffset INCLude includes the I/Q origin offset in the calculation.
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[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:FILTer:ALPHa(?)
Sets or queries the filter factor (a/BT) in the 3GPP-R6 downlink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:FILTer:ALPHa <value> [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:FILTer:ALPHa?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the filter factor (a/BT). Range: 0 to 1. DEMDLR6_3G :SENSe:DLR6_3GPP:FILTer:ALPHa 0.5 sets the filter factor to 0.5.
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[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:FILTer:MEASurement(?)
Selects or queries the measurement filter in the 3GPP-R6 downlink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:FILTer:MEASurement { OFF | RRCosine } [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:FILTer:MEASurement?
Arguments
DEMDLR6_3G :SENSe:DLR6_3GPP:FILTer:MEASurement RRCosine selects the Root Raised Cosine filter as the measurement filter.
[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:FILTer:REFerence(?)
Selects or queries the reference filter in the 3GPP-R6 downlink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:FILTer:REFerence { OFF | RCOSine | GAUSsian } [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:FILTer:REFerence?
Arguments
DEMDLR6_3G :SENSe:DLR6_3GPP:FILTer:REFerence RCOSine selects the Raised Cosine filter as the reference filter.
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[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP[:IMMediate] (No Query Form)

Runs the 3GPP-R6 downlink analysis calculation on the acquired data. To acquire data, use the :INITiate command.
[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP[:IMMediate] None DEMDLR6_3G :SENSe:DLR6_3GPP:IMMediate runs the 3GPP-R6 downlink analysis calculation. :INITiate
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[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:LENGth(?)
Defines or queries the range for the 3GPP-R6 downlink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:LENGth <value> [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:LENGth?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the analysis range by the number of data points. Range: 1 to 1024(block size). To set the block size, use the [:SENSe]:BSIZe command. DEMDLR6_3G :SENSe:DLR6_3GPP:LENGth 1000 sets the length of the analysis range to 1000 points. [:SENSe]:BSIZe
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[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the measurement start position in the 3GPP-R6 downlink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the measurement start position by the number of data points. Range: 0 to 1024(block size) -1. To set the block size, use the [:SENSe]:BSIZe command. DEMDLR6_3G :SENSe:DLR6_3GPP:OFFSet 100 sets the measurement start position to point 100. [:SENSe]:BSIZe
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[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:SCHPart(?)
Determines whether to include the SCH part in the analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:SCHPart { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:SCHPart?
Arguments
OFF or 0 specifies that the SCH part is not included in the analysis. ON or 1 specifies that the SCH part is included in the analysis.
DEMDLR6_3G :SENSe:DLR6_3GPP:SCHPart ON specifies that the SCH part is included in the analysis.
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[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:SCODe:ALTernative(?)
Selects or queries the alternative scrambling code in the 3GPP-R6 downlink modulation analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:SCODe:ALTernative { NUSed | PRIMary | LEFT | RIGHt } [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:SCODe:ALTernative?
Arguments
NUSed (default) uses the primary scrambling code only (without the left and the right alternative scrambling codes) to de-spread the input signal. PRIMary uses the primary scrambling with the left and the right alternative scrambling codes to de-spread the input signal. LEFT uses the left alternative scrambling code to de-spread the input signal. RIGHt uses the right alternative scrambling code to de-spread the input signal. Measurement Modes
DEMDLR6_3G :SENSe:DLR6_3GPP:SCODe:ALTernative RIGHt uses the right alternative scrambling code to de-spread the input signal.
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[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer(?)
Sets or queries the scrambling code in the 3GPP-R6 downlink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer <value> [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer?
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the scrambling code. Range: 0 to 24575. DEMDLR6_3G :SENSe:DLR6_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer 3 sets the scrambling code to 3. [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:SCODe:SEARch
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[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:SCODe:SEARch(?)
Determines whether automatic detection of the scrambling code is on or off in the 3GPP-R6 downlink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:SCODe:SEARch { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:SCODe:SEARch?
Arguments
OFF or 0 specifies that the scrambling code is not detected automatically. To set it, use the [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer command above. ON or 1 specifies that the scrambling code is detected automatically.
DEMDLR6_3G :SENSe:DLR6_3GPP:SCODe:SEARch ON specifies that the scrambling code is detected automatically. [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer
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[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:SSINdex:EHICh(?)
Sets or queries the signature sequence index number of E-HICH in the 3GPP-R6 downlink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:CCODe:EAGCh <number> [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:CCODe:EAGCh?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the signature sequence index number of E-HICH. Range: 0 to 39. DEMDLR6_3G :SENSe:DLR6_3GPP:CCODe:EAGCh 12 sets the signature sequence index number to 12.
[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:SSINdex:ERGCh(?)
Sets or queries the signature sequence index number of E-RGCH in the 3GPP-R6 downlink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:CCODe:ERGCh <number> [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:CCODe:ERGCh?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the signature sequence index number of E-RGCH. Range: 0 to 39. DEMDLR6_3G :SENSe:DLR6_3GPP:CCODe:ERGCh 12 sets the signature sequence index number to 12.
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[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:UTSTable (No Query Form)

Updates the time-slot table in the main view in the 3GPP-R6 downlink analysis.
[:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:UTSTable None DEMDLR6_3G :SENSe:DLR6_3GPP:UTSTable updates the time-slot table in the main view.
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[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP Subgroup
The [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP commands set up conditions for the 3GPP-R6 uplink modulation analysis. NOTE. To use a command from this group, you must have selected DEMULR6_3G (3GPP-R6 uplink modulation analysis) using the :INSTrument[:SELect] command.
Command Tree
Header [:SENSe] :ULR6_3GPP :BLOCk :CARRier :OFFSet :SEARch :CCONfig :DFORmat :EVM :IQOoffset :TPERiods :FILTer :ALPHa :MEASurement :REFerence [:IMMediate] :LENGth :MMODe :OFFSet :SCODe :NUMBer :TYPE :SFRame :OFFSet :DTIMe [:STSLot] :SEARch :THReshold [:BURSt] :DTX :TOLerance :UTSTable
Parameter
<numeric_value> <frequency> <boolean> AUTO | C1N | C2N | C3N AUTO | S0F | S1F | S2F | S3F INCLude | EXCLude INCLude | EXCLude <numeric_value> OFF | RRCosine OFF | RCOsine | GAUssian <numeric_value> DPCH | PRACh | PCPCh <numeric_value> <numeric_value> LONG | SHORt
<numeric_value> <numeric_value> AUTO | STSLot | DTIMe <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value>
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[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:BLOCk(?)
Sets or queries the number of the block to measure in the 3GPP-R6 uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:BLOCk <number> [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:BLOCk?
Arguments
<number>::=<NRf> specifies the block number. Zero represents the latest block. Range: - to 0 (M: Number of acquired blocks) -M DEMULR6_3G :SENSe:ULR6_3GPP:BLOCk -5 sets the block number to -5.
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[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the carrier frequency offset in the 3GPP-R6 uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet <freq> [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet?
Arguments
<freq>::=<NRf> specifies the carrier frequency offset. Range: - to Fs (Fs: Span) -Fs DEMULR6_3G :SENSe:ULR6_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet 10MHz sets the carrier frequency offset to 10 MHz.
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:CARRier:SEARch(?)
Determines whether to detect the carrier automatically in the 3GPP-R6 uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:CARRier:SEARch { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:CARRier:SEARch?
Arguments
OFF or 0 specifies that the carrier is not detected automatically. To set the carrier frequency offset, use the [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet command. ON or 1 specifies that the carrier is detected automatically.
DEMULR6_3G :SENSe:ULR6_3GPP:CARRier:SEARch ON specifies that the carrier is detected automatically. [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet
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[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:CCONfig(?)
Selects or queries the channel configuration (defined in the 3GPP-R6 standard).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:CCONfig { AUTO | C1N | C2N | C3N } [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:CCONfig?
Arguments
Table 2-130 lists the arguments. Table 2- 130: Configuration in 3GPP-R6

Argument AUTO C1N C2N C3N Configuration Detects the configuration automatically Configuration #1 Configuration #2 Configuration #3
For details on the configuration, refer to the 3GPP-R6 specifications.
DEMULR6_3G :SENSe:ULR6_3GPP:CCONfig C1N selects Configuration #1.
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[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:DFORmat(?)
Selects or queries the DPCCH format to decode TFCI in the 3GPP-R6 uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:DFORmat { AUTO | S0F | S1F | S2F | S3F } [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:DFORmat?
Arguments
Table 2-131 lists the arguments. Table 2- 131: DPCCH format

Argument AUTO S0F S1F S2F S3F DPCCH format Detects the format automatically Slot Format #0 (including 0A and 0B) Slot Format #1 Slot Format #2 (including 0A and 0B) Slot Format #3
DEMULR6_3G :SENSe:ULR6_3GPP:DFORmat S0F selects Slot Format #0.
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[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:EVM:IQOoffset(?)
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:EVM:IQOoffset { INCLude | EXCLude } [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:EVM:IQOoffset?
Arguments
DEMULR6_3G :SENSe:ULR6_3GPP:IQOoffset INCLude includes the I/Q origin offset in the calculation.
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:EVM:TPERiods(?)
Determines whether to include the transient periods (both 25 s ends of the time slot) in the EVM (Error Vector Magnitude), Rho (waveform quality), and PCDE (Peak Code Domain Error) calculation.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:EVM:TPERiods { INCLude | EXCLude } [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:EVM:TPERiods?
Arguments
DEMULR6_3G :SENSe:ULR6_3GPP:TPERiods INCLude includes the transient periods in the calculation.
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[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:FILTer:ALPHa(?)
Sets or queries the filter factor (a/BT) for the measurement and the reference filters in the 3GPP-R6 uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:FILTer:ALPHa <value> [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:FILTer:ALPHa?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the filter factor. Range: 0 to 1. DEMULR6_3G :SENSe:ULR6_3GPP:FILTer:ALPHa 0.5 sets the filter factor to 0.5.
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:FILTer:MEASurement(?)
Selects or queries the measurement filter in the 3GPP-R6 uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:FILTer:MEASurement { OFF | RRCosine } [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:FILTer:MEASurement?
Arguments
DEMULR6_3G :SENSe:ULR6_3GPP:FILTer:MEASurement RRCosine selects the Root Raised Cosine filter.
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[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:FILTer:REFerence(?)
Selects or queries the reference filter in the 3GPP-R6 uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:FILTer:REFerence { OFF | RCOSine | GAUSsian } [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:FILTer:REFerence?
Arguments
DEMULR6_3G :SENSe:ULR6_3GPP:FILTer:REFerence RCOSine selects the Raised Cosine filter.
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP[:IMMediate] (No Query Form)

Runs the 3GPP-R6 uplink analysis calculation for the acquired data. To acquire data, use the :INITiate command.
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP[:IMMediate] None DEMULR6_3G :SENSe:ULR6_3GPP:IMMediate runs the 3GPP-R6 uplink analysis calculation. :INITiate
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[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:LENGth(?)
Defines or queries the range for the 3GPP-R6 uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:LENGth <value> [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:LENGth?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the analysis range by the number of data points. Range: 1 to 1024(block size). To set the block size, use the [:SENSe]:BSIZe command. DEMULR6_3G :SENSe:ULR6_3GPP:LENGth 1000 sets the analysis range to 1000 points. [:SENSe]:BSIZe
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[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:MMOde(?)
Selects or queries the mobile mode in the 3GPP-R6 uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:MMOde { DPCH | PRACh | PCPCh } [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:MMOde?
Arguments
DEMULR6_3G :SENSe:ULR6_3GPP:MMOde PRACh selects the PRACH mode.
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[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:OFFSet(?)
Sets or queries the measurement start position in the 3GPP-R6 uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:OFFSet <value> [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:OFFSet?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the measurement start position by the number of data points. Range: 0 to 1024(block size) -1. To set the block size, use the [:SENSe]:BSIZe command. DEMULR6_3G :SENSe:ULR6_3GPP:OFFSet 100 sets the measurement start position to point 100. [:SENSe]:BSIZe
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[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer(?)
Sets or queries the scrambling code in the 3GPP-R6 uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer <value> [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer?
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the scrambling code. Range: 0 to 16777215. DEMULR6_3G :SENSe:ULR6_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer 3 sets the scrambling code to 3.
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SCODe:TYPE(?)
Selects or queries the scrambling code type.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SCODe:TYPE { LONG | SHORt } [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SCODe:TYPE?
Arguments
DEMULR6_3G :SENSe:ULR6_3GPP:SCODe:TYPE LONG selects the long code.
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[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet:DTIMe(?)
Sets or queries the downlink time offset when [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame :SEARch is set to DTIMe. The downlink time offset is the time offset between the start of HS-SCCH and the start of DPCH (refer to the RSA3000B Series Option 30 User Manual).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet:DTIMe <value> [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet:DTIMe?
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the downlink time offset. Range: 0 to 149 symbols. DEMULR6_3G :SENSe:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet:DTIMe 35 sets the downlink time offset to 35 symbols. [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame:SEARch
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[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet[:STSLot](?)
Sets or queries the subframe to time-slot offset when [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP :SFRame:SEARch is set to STSLot. The subframe to time-slot offset is the time offset between the start of the DPDCH time slot and the start of the HS-DPCCH subframe (refer to the RSA3000B Series Option 30 User Manual).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet[:STSLot] <value> [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet[:STSLot]?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the subframe to time-slot offset. Range: 0 to 9 symbols. DEMULR6_3G :SENSe:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet:STSLot 5 sets the subframe to time-slot offset to 5 symbols. [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame:SEARch
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[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame:SEARch(?)
Determines whether to detect the subframe offset automatically in the 3GPP-R6 uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame:SEARch { AUTO | STSLot | DTIMe } [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame:SEARch?
Arguments
AUTO specifies that the subframe offset is detected automatically (default). STSLot specifies the subframe to time-slot offset. Set the offset using the [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet[:STSLot] command. DTIMe specifies the downlink time offset. Set the offset using the [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet:DTIMe command.
DEMULR6_3G :SENSe:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame:SEARch AUTO specifies that the subframe offset is detected automatically. [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet:DTIMe, [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet[:STSLot]
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[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:THReshold[:BURSt](?)
Sets or queries the threshold level to detect a burst in the 3GPP-R6 uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:THReshold[:BURSt] <value> [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:THReshold[:BURSt]?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the threshold to detect a burst. Range: -100 to 10 dB relative to the reference level. DEMULR6_3G :SENSe:ULR6_3GPP:THReshold:BURSt -10 sets the burst threshold to - dB. -10
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:THReshold:DTX(?)
Sets or queries the threshold level to detect the DTX state in the 3GPP-R6 uplink analysis.
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:THReshold:DTX <value> [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:THReshold:DTX?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the threshold to detect the DTX state. Range: - to 0 dB relative to the DPCCH power. -20 DEMULR6_3G :SENSe:ULR6_3GPP:THReshold:DTX -5 sets the DTX threshold to - dB. -5
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[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:TOLerance(?)
Sets or queries the HS-/E-DPCCH tolerance (number of symbols which are allowed to be different from the 3GPP-R6 specifications for decoding HSDPCCH and E-DPCCH).
Syntax
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:TOLerance <value> [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:TOLerance?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the HS-/E-DPCCH tolerance. Range: 0 to 5 symbols. DEMULR6_3G :SENSe:ULR6_3GPP:TOLerance 3 sets the tolerance to 3.
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:UTSTable (No Query Form)

Updates the time-slot table in the main view in the 3GPP-R6 uplink analysis.
[:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:UTSTable None DEMDLR6_3G :SENSe:ULR6_3GPP:UTSTable updates the time-slot table in the main view.
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:STATus Commands
The :STATus commands control the SCPI-defined status reporting structures. In addition to those in IEEE 488.2, the analyzer has questionable and operation registers defined in SCPI. These registers conform to the IEEE 488.2 specification and each is comprised of a condition register, an event register, an enable register, and negative and positive transition filters. For details on these registers, refer to Status and Events beginning on page 3-1.
Command Tree
Header :STATus :OPERation :CONDition :ENABle [:EVENt]? :NTRansition :PTRansition :PRESet :QUEStionable :CONDition :ENABle [:EVENt]? :NTRansition :PTRansition Parameter
<bit_value> <bit_value> <bit_value>
<bit_value> <bit_value> <bit_value>
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:STATus Commands
:STATus:OPERation:CONDition? (Query Only)

Returns the contents of the Operation Condition Register (OCR). For detail on the register, refer to Chapter 3, Status and Events.
:STATus:OPERation:CONDition? None <NR1> is a decimal number showing the contents of the OCR. All :STATus:OPERation:CONDition? might return 16, showing that the bits in the OCR have the binary value 0000000000010000, which means the analyzer is in measurement mode.
:STATus:OPERation:ENABle(?)
Sets or queries the enable mask of the Operation Enable Register (OENR) which allows true conditions in the Operation Event Register to be reported in the summary bit. For detail on the register, refer to Chapter 3, Status and Events.
Syntax
:STATus:OPERation:ENABle <bit_value> :STATus:OPERation:ENABle?
Arguments Returns
<bit_value>::=<NR1> is the enable mask of the OENR. Range: 0 to 65535. <NR1> is a decimal number showing the contents of the OENR. Range: 0 to 32767 (The most-significant bit cannot be set true.) All :STATus:OPERation:ENABle 1 enables the CALibrating bit. :STATus:OPERation:ENABle? might return 1, showing that the bits in the OENR have the binary value 00000000 00000001, which means that the CAL bit is valid.
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:STATus Commands
:STATus:OPERation[:EVENt]? (Query Only)

Returns the contents of the Operation Event Register (OEVR). Reading the OEVR clears it. For detail on the register, refer to Chapter 3, Status and Events.
:STATus:OPERation[:EVENt]? None <NR1> is a decimal number showing the contents of the OEVR. All STATus:OPERation:EVENt? might return 1, showing that the bits in the OEVR have the binary value 00000000 00000001, which means that the CAL bit is set.
:STATus:OPERation:NTRansition(?)
Sets or queries the negative transition filter value of the Operation Transition Register (OTR). For detail on the register, refer to Chapter 3, Status and Events.
Syntax
:STATus:OPERation:NTRansition <bit_value> :STATus:OPERation:NTRansition?
Arguments Returns
<bit_value>::=<NR1> is the negative transition filter value. Range: 0 to 65535. <NR1> is a decimal number showing the contents of the OTR. Range: 0 to 32767 (The most-significant bit cannot be set true.) All :STATus:OPERation:NTRansition #H120 sets the negative transition filter value to #H120. :STATus:OPERation:NTRansition? might return 288.
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:STATus Commands
:STATus:OPERation:PTRansition(?)
Sets or queries the positive transition filter value of the Operation Transition Register (OTR). For detail on the register, refer to Chapter 3, Status and Events.
Syntax
:STATus:OPERation:PTRansition <bit_value> :STATus:OPERation:PTRansition?
Arguments Returns
<bit_value>::=<NR1> is the positive transition filter value. Range: 0 to 65535. <NR1> is a decimal number showing the contents of the OTR. Range: 0 to 32767 (The most-significant bit cannot be set true.) All :STATus:OPERation:PTRansition 0 sets the positive transition filter value to 0. :STATus:OPERation:PTRansition? might return 0.
:STATus:PRESet (No Query Form)

Presets SCPI enable registers OENR (Operation Enable Register) and QENR (Questionable Enable Register). For details on the registers, refer to Chapter 3, Status and Events.
:STATus:PRESet None All :STATus:PRESet presets the registers OENR and QENR.
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:STATus Commands
:STATus:QUEStionable:CONDition? (Query Only)

Returns the contents of the Questionable Condition Register (QCR). For detail on the register, refer to Chapter 3, Status and Events. NOTE. The QCR is not used in the RSA3000B Series analyzers.
:STATus:QUEStionable:CONDition? None <NR1> is a decimal number showing the contents of the QCR. All
:STATus:QUEStionable:ENABle(?)
Sets or queries the enable mask of the Questionable Enable Register (QENR) which allows true conditions in the Questionable Event Register to be reported in the summary bit. For detail on the register, refer to Chapter 3, Status and Events. NOTE. The QENR is not used in the RSA3000B Series analyzers.
Syntax
:STATus:QUEStionable:ENABle <bit_value> :STATus:QUEStionable:ENABle?
Arguments Returns
<bit_value>::=<NR1> is the enable mask of QENR. Range: 0 to 65535. <NR1> is a decimal number showing the contents of the QENR. Range: 0 to 32767 (The most-significant bit cannot be set true.) All
Measurement Modes
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:STATus Commands
:STATus:QUEStionable[:EVENt]? (Query Only)

Returns the contents of the Questionable Event Register (QEVR). Reading the QEVR clears it. For detail on the register, refer to Chapter 3, Status and Events. NOTE. The QEVR is not used in the RSA3000B Series analyzers.
:STATus:QUEStionable[:EVENt]? None <NR1> is a decimal number showing the contents of the QEVR. All
:STATus:QUEStionable:NTRansition(?)
Sets or queries the negative transition filter value of the Operation Transition Register (QTR). For detail on the register, refer to Chapter 3, Status and Events. NOTE. The QTR is not used in the RSA3000B Series analyzers.
Syntax
:STATus:QUEStionable:NTRansition <bit_value> :STATus:QUEStionable:NTRansition?
Arguments Returns
<bit_value>::=<NR1> is the negative transition filter value. Range: 0 to 65535. <NR1> is a decimal number showing the contents of the QTR. Range: 0 to 32767 (The most-significant bit cannot be set true.) All
Measurement Modes
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:STATus Commands
:STATus:QUEStionable:PTRansition(?)
Sets or queries the positive transition filter value of the Questionable Transition Register (QTR). For detail on the register, refer to Chapter 3, Status and Events. NOTE. The QTR is not used in the RSA3000B Series analyzers.
Syntax
:STATus:QUEStionable:PTRansition <bit_value> :STATus:QUEStionable:PTRansition?
Arguments Returns
<bit_value>::=<NR1> is the positive transition filter value. Range: 0 to 65535. <NR1> is a decimal number showing the contents of the QTR. Range: 0 to 32767 (The most-significant bit cannot be set true.) All
Measurement Modes
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:STATus Commands
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:SYSTem Commands
The :SYSTem commands set up the system-related conditions.
Command Tree
Header :SYSTem :DATE :ERRor :ALL? :CODE :ALL? [:NEXT]? :COUNt? [:NEXT]? :KLOCk :OPTions? :PRESet :TIME :VERSion? Parameter <year>,<month>,<day>
<boolean>
<hour>,<minute>,<second>
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:SYSTem:DATE(?)
Sets or queries the date (year, month, and day). This command is equivalent to the date setting through the Windows Control Panel.
Syntax
:SYSTem:DATE <year>,<month>,<day> :SYSTem:DATE?
Arguments
<year>::=<NRf> specifies the year (4 digits). Range: 2000 to 2099 <month>::=<NRf> specifies the month. Range: 1 (January) to 12 (December) <day>::=<NRf> specifies the day. Range: 1 to 31 These values are rounded to the nearest integer. *RST has no effect on the settings. NOTE. This command does not support the arguments of MAXimum and MINimum.
All :SYSTem:DATE 2002,3,19 sets the internal calendar to March 19, 2002. :SYSTem:TIME
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:SYSTem:ERRor:ALL? (Query Only)

Returns all the unread information from the error/event queue, and removes all the information from the queue. For details of the error messages, refer to page 3-17.
:SYSTem:ERRor:ALL? None <ecode>,"<edesc>[;<einfo>]"{,<ecode>,"<edesc>[;<einfo>]"} Where <ecode>::=<NR1> is the error/event code (-32768 to 32767). <edesc>::=<string> is the description on the error/event. <einfo>::=<string> is the detail of the error/event.
All :SYSTem:ERRor:ALL? might return -130, "Suffix error; Unrecognized suffix, INPut:MLEVel -10dB", indicating that the unit of the reference level is improper.
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:SYSTem:ERRor:CODE:ALL? (Query Only)

Returns all the unread error/event codes from the error/event queue, and removes all the information from the queue. For details of the error messages, refer to page 3-17.
:SYSTem:ERRor:CODE:ALL? None <ecode>{,<ecode>} Where <ecode>::=<NR1> is the error/event code, ranging from -32768 to 32767.
All :SYSTem:ERRor:CODE:ALL? might return -101,-108 of the error codes.
:SYSTem:ERRor:CODE[:NEXT]? (Query Only)

Returns the most recent unread error/event code from the error/event queue, and removes that information from the queue. For details of the error messages, refer to page 3-17.
:SYSTem:ERRor:CODE[:NEXT]? None <ecode>::=<NR1> is the error/event code, ranging from -32768 to 32767. All :SYSTem:ERRor:CODE:NEXT? might return -101 of the error code.
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:SYSTem:ERRor:COUNt? (Query Only)

Returns the number of unread errors/events placed in the error/event queue.
:SYSTem:ERRor:COUNt? None <enum>::=<NR1> is the number of errors/events. All :SYSTem:ERRor:COUNt? might return 2, indicating that the error/event queue contains two of unread errors/events.
:SYSTem:ERRor[:NEXT]? (Query Only)

Returns the next item from the error/event queue, and removes that item from the queue. For details of the error messages, refer to page 3-17.
:SYSTem:ERRor[:NEXT]? None <ecode>,"<edesc>[;<einfo>]" Where <ecode>::=<NR1> is the error/event code, ranging from -32768 to 32767. <edesc>::=<string> is the description on the error/event. <einfo>::=<string> is the detail of the error/event.
All :SYSTem:ERRor:NEXT? might return -130, "Suffix error; Unrecognized suffix, INPut:MLEVel -10dB", indicating that the unit is improper.
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:SYSTem:KLOCk(?)
Determines whether to lock or unlock the front panel key controls.
Syntax
:SYSTem:KLOCk { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :SYSTem:KLOCk?
Arguments
OFF or 0 unlocks the front panel key controls. ON or 1 locks the front panel key controls.
All :SYSTem:KLOCk ON locks the front panel key controls.
:SYSTem:OPTions? (Query Only)

Queries the options installed in the analyzer. This command is equivalent to the IEEE common command *OPT?.
:SYSTem:OPTions? None <option>::=<string> contains the comma-separated option numbers. All :SYSTem:OPTions? might return "02,03,21", indicating that Option 02, 03, and 21 are currently installed in the analyzer. :INSTrument[:SELect]
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:SYSTem:PRESet (No Query Form)

Restores the analyzer to the defaults. This command is equivalent to the PRESET key on the front panel.
:SYSTem:PRESet None All :SYSTem:PRESet restores the analyzer to the defaults.
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:SYSTem:TIME(?)
Sets or queries the time (hours, minutes, and seconds). This command is equivalent to the time setting through the Windows Control Panel.
Syntax
:SYSTem:TIME <hour>,<minute>,<second> :SYSTem:TIME?
Arguments
<hour>::= <NRf> specifies the hours. Range: 0 to 23. <minute>::=<NRf> specifies the minutes. Range: 0 to 59. <second>::=<NRf> specifies the seconds. Range: 0 to 59. These values are rounded to the nearest integer. *RST has no effect on the settings. NOTE. This command does not support the arguments of MAXimum and MINimum.
All :SYSTem:TIME 10,15,30 sets the time to 10:15:30. :SYSTem:DATE
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:SYSTem:VERSion? (Query Only)

Returns the SCPI version number for which the analyzer complies.
:SYSTem:VERSion? None <NR2> has the form YYYY.V where the Ys represent the year that the SCPI version was created (for example, 1999) and the V represents an approved revision number for that year. All :SYSTem:VERSion? might return 1999.0 for the SCPI version.
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:TRACe Commands
The :TRACe commands control arithmetic and display of traces. The :TRACe commands are available in the following analyses: H H H S/A (Spectrum Analysis) mode (except Real Time S/A with Zoom) Audio measurements (Option 10) Signal source analysis (Option 21)
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:TRACe Commands
Command Tree
Header :TRACe<x> | :DATA<x> :AVERage :CLEar :COUNt :DDETector :DPSA :AVERage :COUNt :COLor :INTensity :DOT :PERsistent :TYPE :VARiable :FREeze :MODE :MODE Parameter
<numeric_value> MAXimum | MINimum | PTPeak
VARiable | INFinite <numeric_value>
:TRACe | :DATA :AUDio :AVERage :COUNt <numeric_value> :LENGth <numeric_value> :MODE NORMal | AVERage | HRESolution :TRACe2 | :DATA2 (Option 21 Only) :MODE MAXMinimum | REFerence | OFF
NORMal | AVERage | MAXHold | MINHold | PPEak | MPEak | BITMap | OFF NORMal | AVERage | MAXHold | MINHold | FREeze | OFF (Option 10 Only)
Where TRACe<x>::={ TRACe[1] | TRACe2 } or DATA<x>::={ DATA[1] | DATA2 } TRACe[1] or DATA[1] indicates that this setup is made for Trace 1. TRACe2 or DATA2 indicates that this setup is made for Trace 2. NOTE. In the Real Time S/A mode (SARTIME), only TRACe[1]and DATA[1] are valid.
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:TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:AVERage:CLEar (No Query Form)

Clears average data and counter, and restarts the average process for the specified trace. This command is effective when :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:MODE is set to AVERage, MAXHold or MINHold.
:TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:AVERage:CLEar None All S/A modes except SARTIME and SAZRTIME :TRACe1:AVERage:CLEar clears average data and counter, and restarts the average process for Trace 1. :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:MODE
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:TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:AVERage:COUNt(?)
Sets or queries the number of traces to combine using the :MODE setting (refer to page 2-1652). This command is effective when :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:MODE is set to AVERage, MAXHold or MINHold.
Syntax
:TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:AVERage:COUNt <value> :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:AVERage:COUNt?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the number of traces to combine for averaging. Range: 1 to 100000 (default: 20) 1 to 1000 (SARTIME mode except spectrum emission mask measurement) 1 to 125 (spectrum emission mask measurement in the SARTIME mode) All S/A modes except SAZRTIME :TRACe1:AVERage:COUNt 64 sets the average count to 64 for Trace 1. :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:MODE
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:TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DDETector(?)
Selects or queries the display detector (method to be used for decimating traces to fit the available horizontal space on screen). Because there are generally more waveform data points than horizontal pixels on screen, the displayed waveform data is thinned out accordingly. For details, refer to the user manual that was shipped with your instrument.
Syntax
:TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DDETector { MAXimum | MINimum | PTPeak } :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DDETector?
Arguments
MAXimum displays the maximum data value for each pixel. MINimum displays the minimum data value for each pixel. PTPeak displays the maximum and minimum data value by connecting them with a line for each pixel.
All S/A modes except SARTIME and SAZRTIME :TRACe1:DDETector MAXimum displays the maximum data value for each pixel on Trace 1.
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:TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:AVERage:COUNt(?)
Sets or queries the number of traces to combine for averaging in the DPX spectrum view. This command is effective when :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x> :DPSA:MODE is set to AVERage.
Syntax
:TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:AVERage:COUNt <number> :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:AVERage:COUNt?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the number of traces to combine for averaging. Range: 1 to 10000. The setting value is common to Trace 1 and 2. SADPX :TRACe1:DPSA:AVERage:COUNt 32 sets the average count to 32 for Trace 1, the average trace. :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:MODE
Measurement Views Examples
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:TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:COLor:INTensity(?)
Sets or queries the display intensity for the Bitmap trace in the DPX spectrum view. This command is effective when :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:MODE is set to BITMap.
Syntax
:TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:COLor:INTensity <value> :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:COLor:INTensity?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the display intensity for the Bitmap trace. Range: 1 to 100%. The setting value is common to Trace 1 and 2. SADPX :TRACe1:DPSA:COLor:INTensity 30 sets the intensity to 30% for Trace 1, the Bitmap trace. :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:MODE
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:TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:DOT:PERSistent(?)
Determines whether to enable or disable the dot persistence for the Bitmap trace in the DPX spectrum view. This command is effective when :TRACe<x> |:DATA<x>:DPSA:MODE is set to BITMap.
Syntax
:TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:DOT:PERSistent { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:DOT:PERSistent?
Arguments
OFF or 0 disables the dot persistence. ON or 1 enables the dot persistence. Use the :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:DOT:PERSistent:TYPE command to select the persistence type. The setting value is common to Trace 1 and 2.
SADPX :TRACe5:DPSA:DOT:PERSistent ON enables the dot persistence in the DPX spectrum view. :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:DOT:PERSistent:TYPE :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:MODE
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:TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:DOT:PERSistent:TYPE(?)
Selects or queries the persistence type for the Bitmap trace in the DPX spectrum view. This command is effective when :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:MODE is set to BITMap and :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:DOT:PERSistent is set to ON.
Syntax
:TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:DOT:PERSistent:TYPE { VARiable | INFinite } :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:DOT:PERSistent:TYPE?
Arguments
VARiable selects the variable persistence display which leaves acquired data points on the display for a period of time specified by the :TRACe<x>:DPSA :DOT:PERSistent:VARiable command. INFinite selects the infinite persistence display which accumulates data points on the display indefinitely.
SADPX :TRACe5:DPSA:DOT:PERSistent:TYPE VARiable selects the variable persistence display. :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:DOT:PERSistent :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:DOT:PERSistent:VARiable
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:TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:DOT:PERSistent:VARiable(?)
Sets or queries how long data points are displayed in the variable persistence mode. This command is effective when :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:MODE is set to BITMap and :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:DOT:PERSistent:TYPE is set to VARiable. This affects the display only.
Syntax
:TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:DOT:PERSistent:VARiable <number> :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:DOT:PERSistent:VARiable?
Arguments
<number>::=<NR1> specifies the number that the waveform points are displayed on the screen. Range: 1 to 1000 (unitless; the default value is 10). SADPX :TRACe5:DPSA:DOT:PERSistent:VARiable 20 specifies that the waveform points are displayed on the screen for a period of 20 before they disappear. :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:DOT:PERSistent:TYPE :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:MODE
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:TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:FREeze(?)
Determines whether or not to freeze the display of the specified trace in the DPX spectrum view.
Syntax
:TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:FREeze { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:FREeze?
Arguments
OFF or 0 updates the display of the specified trace normally. But the data acquisition and measurement continue. ON or 1 stops updating the display of the specified trace.
SADPX :TRACe1:DPSA:FREeze ON freezes the display for Trace 1.
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:TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:MODE(?)
Selects or queries how to display Trace 1 or 2. This query is effective when :TRACe<x>:DPSA:FREeze is set to OFF.
Syntax
:TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:MODE { AVERage | MAXHold | MINHold | PPEak | MPEak | BITMap | OFF } :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:MODE?
Arguments
AVERage computes the average amplitude of the spectrum points within each frequency bin to create a trace for each screen update, and then average the traces with the number set in the :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:AVERage:COUNt command to display. MAXHold holds the maximum level at each frequency. MINHold holds the minimum level at each frequency. PPEak displays the maximum values acquired in each update. MPEak displays the minimum values acquired in each update. BITMap displays the density of acquired data. The number of data points acquired at each pixel (representing a particular amplitude level at a specific frequency) is indicated by color. OFF displays no trace.
SADPX :TRACe1:DPSA:MODE BITMap displays the Bitmap trace for Trace 1. :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:DPSA:AVERage:COUNt, :TRACe<x>:DPSA:FREeze
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:TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:MODE(?)
Selects or queries how to display Trace 1 and/or Trace 2.
Syntax
:TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:MODE { NORMal | AVERage | MAXHold | MINHold | FREeze | OFF } :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:MODE?
Arguments
NORMal selects an ordinary spectrum display. AVERage displays averaged waveform of the specified trace. The number of averages is set with the :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:AVERage:COUNt command. MAXHold holds the maximum level at each frequency. MINHold holds the minimum level at each frequency. FREeze stops updating the display. But the data acquisition and measurement continues. OFF displays no trace. NOTE. In the Real Time S/A mode (SARTIME), NORMal and AVERage are only valid.
All S/A modes except SAZRTIME :TRACe1:MODE AVERage displays averaged waveform of Trace 1. :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:AVERage:COUNt, :TRACe<x>|:DATA<x>:AVERage:TCONtrol
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:TRACe|:DATA:AUDio:AVERage:COUNt(?)
Option 10 Only
Sets or queries the number of traces to combine for averaging in the audio measurements. This command is effective when :TRACe|:DATA:AUDio:MODE is set to AVERage.
Syntax
:TRACe|:DATA:AUDio:AVERage:COUNt <value> :TRACe|:DATA:AUDio:AVERage:COUNt?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the number of traces to combine for averaging. Range: 1 to 1000. DEMAUDIO :TRACe:AUDio:AVERage:COUNt 64 sets the average count to 64. :TRACe|:DATA:AUDio:MODE
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:TRACe|:DATA:AUDio:LENGth(?)
Option 10 Only
Sets or queries the number of FFT poins for high resolution in the audio measurements. This command is effective when :TRACe|:DATA:AUDio:MODE is set to HRESolution.
Syntax
:TRACe|:DATA:AUDio:LENGth <value> :TRACe|:DATA:AUDio:LENGth?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the number of FFT poins. Setting value: 1024, 2048, 4096, 8192, 16384, 32768, or 65536. DEMAUDIO :TRACe:AUDio:LENGth 65536 sets the number of FFT poins to 65536. :TRACe|:DATA:AUDio:MODE
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:TRACe|:DATA:AUDio:MODE(?)
Option 10 Only
Selects or queries the trace type in the audio measurements.
Syntax
:TRACe|:DATA:AUDio:MODE { NORMal | AVERage | HRESolution } :TRACe|:DATA:AUDio:MODE?
Arguments
NORMal displays the normal spectrum. AVERage averages spectrum traces to reduce noise in a waveform. Use the :TRACe|:DATA:AUDio:COUNt command to set the average count. HRESolution allows you to set the number of FFT points to more than basic 1024 up to 65536 (102464). Use the :TRACe|:DATA:AUDio:LENGth command to set the number of FFT points.
DEMAUDIO :TRACe:AUDio:MODE AVERage displays the averaged spectrum trace in the audio measurements. :TRACe|:DATA:AUDio:COUNt, :TRACe|:DATA:AUDio:LENGth
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:TRACe2|:DATA2:MODE(?)
Option 21 Only
Selects or queries how to display Trace 2 in the signal source analysis. This command is valid when :INSTrument[:SELect] is set to TIMSSOURCE (signal source analysis) and [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement is set to PNOise (phase noise measurement).
Syntax
:TRACe2|:DATA2:MODE { MAXMinimum | REFerence | OFF } :TRACe2|:DATA2:MODE?
Arguments
MAXMinimum displays the Max-Min waveform (default). For the Max-Min waveform, refer to Trace Compression in the user manual that was shipped with your instrument. REFerence displays the reference waveform saved for Trace 2 using the :MMEMory:STORe:TRACe1 (must be trace one). OFF displays no Trace 2.
TIMSSOURCE :TRACe2:MODE REFerence displays the reference waveform as Trace 2. :INSTrument[:SELect], :MMEMory:STORe:TRACe1, [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement
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:TRIGger Commands
The :TRIGger commands control triggering. For details on the trigger, refer to the user manual that was shipped with your instrument.
Command Tree
Header :TRIGger [:SEQuence] :LEVel :EXTernal :IQFRequency :IQTime :MODE :MPOSition? :OPOSition? :POSition :SAVE :COUNt :MAXimum [:STATe] [:STATe] :SLOPe :SOURce Parameter
<numeric_value> <bin_number>,<amplitude> <numeric_value> AUTO | NORMal <numeric_value> <numeric_value> <numeric_value>
(Option 02 only)
<numeric_value> <boolean> <boolean> POSitive | NEGative | PNEGative | NPOSitive IQTime | IQFRequency | EXTernal
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:TRIGger[:SEQuence]:LEVel:EXTernal(?)
Sets or queries the trigger level when you select EXTernal using the :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SOURce command.
Syntax
:TRIGger[:SEQuence]:LEVel:EXTernal <value> :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:LEVel:EXTernal?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies the external trigger level. Range: -1.5 to +1.5 V in 0.1 V steps (default: 1.4 V) SARTIME, SAZRTIME, all Demod modes, all Time modes :TRIGger:SEQuence:LEVel:EXTernal 1.2 sets the external trigger level to 1.2 V. :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SOURce
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:TRIGger[:SEQuence]:LEVel:IQFRequency(?)
Option 02 Only
Sets or queries the trigger level when you select IQFRequency with the :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SOURce command. The IQ frequency trigger is a triggering function that uses a trigger mask. For details of this function, refer to user manual that was shipped with your instrument.
Syntax
:TRIGger[:SEQuence]:LEVel:IQFRequency <bnum>,<ampl> :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:LEVel:IQFRequency? <bnum>
Arguments
<bnum>::=<NR1> specifies the bin number of the point at which to set the trigger level (a bin is the interval between spectral samples). The valid range depends on the span as shown in Table 2-132.
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Table 2- 132: Bin number setting range

Span RSA3400 Series 20 MHz or lower 36 MHz 40 MHz (baseband only) RSA3300 Series 2 MHz or lower 5 MHz, 10 MHz, 20 MHz 15 MHz 0 to 640 0 to 800 0 to 600 0 to 800 0 to 720 0 to 800 Bin number
<ampl>::=<NRf> specifies the trigger level relative to the reference level at bin #n. Range: - to 0 dB. -60
SARTIME, SAZRTIME, all Demod modes, all Time modes The following command sequence sets the trigger mask shown by the gray rectangles in Figure 2-29: :TRIGger:SEQuence:LEVel:IQFRequency 0,-10dB :TRIGger:SEQuence:LEVel:IQFRequency 1,-10dB ... :TRIGger:SEQuence:LEVel:IQFRequency 255,-10dB :TRIGger:SEQuence:LEVel:IQFRequency 256,-30dB :TRIGger:SEQuence:LEVel:IQFRequency 257,-30dB ... :TRIGger:SEQuence:LEVel:IQFRequency 384,-30dB :TRIGger:SEQuence:LEVel:IQFRequency 385,-10dB :TRIGger:SEQuence:LEVel:IQFRequency 386,-10dB ... :TRIGger:SEQuence:LEVel:IQFRequency 640,-10dB
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0dBm
Amplitude
- 50dBm
- 100dBm
64
128
192
256
320 Bin No.
384
448
512
576
640
Figure 2- 29: Trigger mask setting example
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:TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SOURce
:TRIGger[:SEQuence]:LEVel:IQTime(?)
Sets or queries the trigger level when you select IQTime with the :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SOURce command.
Syntax
:TRIGger[:SEQuence]:LEVel:IQTime <ampl> :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:LEVel:IQTime?
<ampl>::=<NR1> specifies the IQ time trigger level. Range: - to 0 dB. -40 SARTIME, SAZRTIME, all Demod modes, all Time modes :TRIGger:SEQuence:LEVel:IQTime -10 sets the IQ time trigger level to - dB. -10 :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SOURce
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:TRIGger[:SEQuence]:MODE(?)
Selects or queries the trigger mode.
Syntax
:TRIGger[:SEQuence]:MODE { AUTO | NORMal } :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:MODE?
Arguments
AUTO generates a trigger when the :INITiate[:IMMediate] command is sent. In the single mode, data for one waveform is acquired and displayed. In the continuous mode, data acquisition and display are repeated. NORMal specifies that when the :INITiate[:IMMediate] command is sent after trigger conditions have been preset, the trigger occurs before the process stops. You can set the trigger source, slope, level, and position as the trigger conditions. NOTE. When you select Auto for the trigger mode, you cannot set the trigger source, slope, position, and level. At *RST, the trigger mode is set to Auto.
SARTIME, SAZRTIME, all Demod modes, all Time modes :TRIGger:SEQuence:MODE AUTO selects the auto trigger. :INITiate:CONTinuous, :INITiate[:IMMediate], :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:LEVel, :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:POSition, :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SLOPe, :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SOURce
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:TRIGger[:SEQuence]:MPOSition? (Query Only)

Queries the trigger occurence point in one block data acquired on the memory when measurement results are obtained with the :FETCh or :READ commands.
Syntax Arguments
:TRIGger[:SEQuence]:MPOSition? <value> <value>::=<NR1> specifies the block number. Zero indicates the latest block. Range: -2285 to 0 (standard) or -9142 to 0 (option 02) <NR1> represents the trigger occurence point. The returned value depends on whether a trigger occurred or not, as shown in the following table:
Trigger occurrence Trigger occurred No trigger occurred
1
Returns
Returned value 1 - 1024 to (block size)1024 - 1 (block size)1024
The block size is set with [:SENSe]:BSIZe.
A minus value indicates that the trigger occurred before the block data acquisition. If you send :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:MPOSition? MINimum | MAXimum when the measurement is not performed, Execution error (-200) is returned. NOTE. When you select PNEGative or NPOSitive with the :TRIGger[:SEQuence] :SLOPe command or IQFRequency with the :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SOURce command, the returned value is the same as the :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:OPOSition? query because the analyzer cannot determine the trigger occurrence point.
SARTIME, SAZRTIME, all Demod modes, all Time modes :TRIGger:SEQuence:MPOSition? -15 might return 123, indicating that the trigger occurred at the 123th data point in the block #-15. [:SENSe]:BSIZe, :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:OPOSition?, :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SLOPe, :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SOURce
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:TRIGger[:SEQuence]:OPOSition? (Query Only)

Queries the trigger output point in one block data acquired when measurement results are obtained with the :FETCh or :READ commands (the trigger output point is indicated by T in the overview on screen).
Syntax Arguments
:TRIGger[:SEQuence]:OPOSition? <value> <value>::=<NR1> specifies the block number. Zero indicates the latest block. Range: -2285 to 0 (standard) or -9142 to 0 (option 02) <NR1> represents the trigger output point. The value depends on whether a trigger occurred or not, as shown in the following table:
Trigger occurrence Trigger occurred No trigger occurred
1
Returns
Returned value 1 - 1024 to (block size)1024 - 1 (block size)1024
The block size is set with [:SENSe]:BSIZe.
A minus value indicates that the trigger was output before the block data acquisition. If you send :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:OPOSition? MINimum | MAXimum when the measurement is not performed, Execution error (-200) is returned.
SARTIME, SAZRTIME, all Demod modes, all Time modes :TRIGger:SEQuence:OPOSition? -15 might return 134, indicating that the trigger output occurs at the 134th data point in the block #-15. [:SENSe]:BSIZe
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:TRIGger[:SEQuence]:POSition(?)
Sets or queries a trigger position. NOTE. Before executing this command, set :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:MODE to NORMal.
Syntax
:TRIGger[:SEQuence]:POSition <value> :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:POSition?
Arguments
<value>::=<NRf> specifies the trigger position. Range: 0 to 100%. The trigger position is represented in percentage within a block. For example, 50% specifies that the trigger will occur at the middle frame in a block. NOTE. In the Real Time S/A mode (SARTIME), when :TRACe:MODE is set to AVERage, the trigger position fixes at 0. In the DEMAUDIO mode (Option 10 only), when :TRACe:AUDio:MODE is set to AVERage or HRESolution, the trigger position fixes at 0.
SARTIME, all Demod modes, all Time modes :TRIGger:SEQuence:POSition 10pct sets the trigger position to 10%. :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:MODE, :TRACe:MODE, :TRACe:AUDio:MODE
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:TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SAVE:COUNt[:STATe](?)
Selects whether or not to set a limit on the number of times that data is saved.
Syntax
:TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SAVE:COUNt[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SAVE:COUNt[:STATe]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 specifies that no limit on data save operations is set. In this case, data saving is halted using the Run/Stop key on the front panel or the :ABORt or :INITiate command. ON or 1 specifies that data saving is halted when the number of data save operations reaches the limit set by the :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SAVE:COUNt :MAXimum command. NOTE. When the internal hard disk becomes full, data saving is halted and the Media full error message appears.
SARTIME, SAZRTIME, all Demod modes, all Time modes :TRIGger:SEQuence:SAVE:COUNt:STATe ON specifies that data saving is halted when the number of data save operations reaches the limit. :ABORt, :INITiate, :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SAVE:COUNt:MAXimum
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:TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SAVE:COUNt:MAXimum(?)
Sets or queries a limit on the number of times that data is saved when :TRIGger [:SEQuence]:SAVE:COUNt[:STATe] is set to On.
Syntax
:TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SAVE:COUNt:MAXimum <value> :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SAVE:COUNt:MAXimum?
Arguments
<value>::=<NR1> specifies a limit on the number of times that data is saved. Range: 1 to 16383. SARTIME, SAZRTIME, all Demod modes, all Time modes :TRIGger:SEQuence:SAVE:COUNt:MAXimum 10000 sets the limit to 10000. :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SAVE:COUNt[:STATe]
Related Commands
:TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SAVE[:STATe](?)
Determines whether to enable or disable the Save-on-Trigger function (saves one block of input data to the .IQT file each time a trigger occurs).
Syntax
:TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SAVE[:STATe] { OFF | ON | 0 | 1 } :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SAVE[:STATe]?
Arguments
OFF or 0 disables the Save-on-Trigger (default). ON or 1 enables the Save-on-Trigger.
SARTIME, SAZRTIME, all Demod modes, all Time modes :TRIGger:SEQuence:SAVE:STATe ON enables the Save-on-Trigger function. :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SAVE:COUNt[:STATe]
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:TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SLOPe(?)
Selects or queries the trigger slope.
Syntax
:TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SLOPe { POSitive | NEGative | PNEGative | NPOSitive } :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SLOPe?
Arguments
POSitive generates a trigger on the rising edge of the trigger signal. NEGative generates a trigger on the falling edge of the trigger signal. PNEGative specifies that the data of the first block is acquired by generating the trigger on the rising edge of the trigger signal. The data of the next block is acquired by generating the trigger on the falling edge of the trigger signal. The rising and falling edges are changed alternately each time acquisition of one-block data is completed. NPOSitive specifies that the data of the first block is acquired by generating the trigger on the falling edge of the trigger signal. The data of the next block is acquired by generating the trigger on the rising edge of the trigger signal. The rising and falling edges are changed alternately each time acquisition of one-block data is completed.
SARTIME, SAZRTIME, all Demod modes, all Time modes :TRIGger:SEQuence:SLOPe POSitive generates a trigger on the rising edge of the trigger signal.
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:TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SOURce(?)
Selects or queries the trigger source.
Syntax
:TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SOURce { IQTime | IQFRequency | EXTernal } :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SOURce?
Arguments
IQTime generates a trigger in the time domain, using the input signal as the trigger source (default). IQFRequency generates a trigger in the frequency domain, using the trigger mask as the trigger source (Option 02 only). EXTernal defines as the trigger source, the external signal that is input through the TRIG IN connector on the rear panel. Use the :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:LEVel:EXTernal command to set the trigger level.
SARTIME, SAZRTIME, all Demod modes, all Time modes :TRIGger:SEQuence:SOURce EXTernal selects the external trigger. :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:LEVel:EXTernal, :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:MODE
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:UNIT Commands
The :UNIT commands specify fundamental units for measurement.
Command Tree
Header :UNIT :ANGLe Parameter DEG | RAD
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:UNIT:ANGLe(?)
Specifies or queries the fundamental unit of angle.
Syntax
:UNIT:ANGLe { DEG | RAD } :UNIT:ANGLe?
Arguments
DEG selects degree as the unit of angle. RAD selects radian as the unit of angle.
All :UNIT:ANGLe RAD selects radian as the unit of angle.
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Retrieving Response Message

When receiving a query command from the external controller, the analyzer puts the response message on the Output Queue. This message cannot be retrieved unless you perform retrieval operations through the external controller. (For example, call the IBRD subroutine included in the GPIB software of National Instruments.)
RSA3408B Controller Query :SENSe:FREQuency:CENTer? Command execution controller
Retrieval operations CALL IBRD Response 123.45E+6 Output queue Output queue controller
Figure 2- 30: Retrieving response message When the Output Queue contains a response message, sending another command from the external controller before retrieving this message deletes it from the queue. The Output Queue always contains the response message to the most recent query command. You can use the MAV bit of the Status Byte Register (SBR) to check whether the Output Queue contains a response message. For details, refer to Status Byte Register (SBR) on page 3-6.
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Status and Events
Status and Events

The SCPI interface in the analyzer includes a status and event reporting system that enables the user to monitor crucial events that occur in the instrument. The analyzer is equipped with four registers and one queue that conform to IEEE Std 488.2-1987. This section will discuss these registers and queues along with status and event processing.
Status and Event Reporting System

Figure 3- outlines the status and event reporting mechanism offered in the -1 RSA3000B Series analyzers. The status and event reporting mechanism contains three major blocks: H H H Standard Event Status Operation Status Questionable Status
The processes performed in these blocks are summarized in the status bytes. They provide the error and event information.
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Questionable status block

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
* The use of Bit 15 is not allowed in SCPI. The value of this bit is always 0.
Not used *
Questionable Condition Register (QCR) Questionable Transition Register (QTR) Questionable Event Register (QEVR) Questionable Enable Register (QENR) Operation status block
CALibrating 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Output Queue
MEASuring
Error/Event queue
PROGram Running Not used *
Operation Condition Register (OCR) Operation Transition Register (OTR) Operation Event Register (OEVR) Operation Enable Register (OENR) Status bytes Standard/Event status block
Operation Complete Request Control Query Error Device Dependent Error Execution Error Command Error User Request Power On 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Standard Event Status Register (SESR) Event Status Enable Register (ESER)
Status Byte Register (SBR) Service Request Enable Register (SRER)
Figure 3- 1: Status/Event reporting mechanism
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Standard Event Status Block
Reports the power on/off state, command errors, and the running state. See the Standard/Event Status Block section at the bottom of Figure 3- This -1. block contains two registers: H Standard Event Status Register (SESR) Consists of eight bits. When an error or another event occurs in the analyzer, the corresponding bit of this register is set. The user cannot write any data in this register. Event Status Enable Register (ESER) Consists of eight bits, and masks the SESR. The mask is user-definable. By obtaining the logical product with SESR, this register can determine whether to set the Event Status Bit (ESB) of the Status Byte Register (SBR).
Processing Flow. When an event occurs, the SESR bit corresponding to the event is set, resulting in the event being stacked in the Error/Event Queue. The SBR OAV bit is also set. If the bit corresponding to the event has also been set in the ESER, the SBR ESB bit is also set. When a message is sent to the Output Queue, the SBR MAV bit is set.
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Operation Status Block
Reports the active state of the function. See the Operation Status Block section at the middle of Figure 3- This block -1. contains four registers: H Operation Condition Register (OCR) When the analyzer enters a certain state, the corresponding bit is set. The user cannot write any data in this register. Operation Transition Register (OTR) There are two OTR types: H Operation Positive Transition Register (OPTR) Filters when the bit corresponding to the OCR changes from False (reset) to True (set). Operation Negative Transition Register (ONTR) Filters when the bit corresponding to the OCR changes from True to False.
H H
Operation Event Register (OEVR) In the OEVR, the corresponding bit is set through the OTR filter. Operation Enable Register (OENR) Masks the OEVR. The mask is user-definable. By obtaining the logical product with SBR, this register can determine whether to set the Operation Status Bit (OSB) of the Status Byte Register (SBR).
For the contents of the bits of this register, refer to Registers on page 3-5. Processing Flow. When the specified state changes in the OCR, its bit is set or reset. This change is filtered with a transition register, and the corresponding bit of the OEVR is set. If the bit corresponding to the event has also been set in the OENR, the SBR OSS bit is also set.
Questionable Status Block
Reports the states related to signals and data, for example, the signal generated by the analyzer or the precision of the data to be acquired. The register organization and the processing flow are the same as the Operation Status Block, except that the corresponding bit of the SBR is the QSB. NOTE. The Questionable Status Block is not used in the RSA3000B Series analyzers. Any of the values of the registers in this block are always 0.
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Registers
There are three main types of registers: H H Status Registers: stores data relating to instrument status. This register is set by the analyzer. Enable Registers: determines whether to set events that occur in the analyzer to the appropriate bit in the status registers and event queues. This type of register can be set by the user. Transition Registers: operates as a filter that examines whether an event has occurred or disappeared. This type of register can be set by the user.
Status Registers
There are six status register types: H H H H H H Status Byte Register (SBR) Standard Event Status Register (SESR) Operation Condition Register (OCR) Operation Event Register (OEVR) Questionable Condition Register (QCR) Questionable Event Register (QEVR)
If you need to examine the error or the state of the analyzer, read the contents of these registers.
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Status Byte Register (SBR)
The SBR is made up of 8 bits. Bits 4, 5 and 6 are defined in accordance with IEEE Std 488.2-1987 (see Figure 3- and Table 3- These bits are used to -2 -1). monitor the output queue, SESR and service requests, respectively. The contents of this register are returned when the *STB? query is used.
6 RQS 5 4 3 2 1 OSS 6 ESB MAV QSS EAV MSS
Figure 3- 2: The Status Byte Register (SBR)
Table 3- 1: SBR bit functions

Bit 7 6 Function Operation Summary Status (OSS). Summary of the operation status register. Request Service (RQS)/Master Status Summary (MSS). When the instrument is accessed using the GPIB serial poll command, this bit is called the Request Service (RQS) bit and indicates to the controller that a service request has occurred (in other words, that the GPIB bus SRQ line is LOW). The RQS bit is cleared when serial poll ends. When the instrument is accessed using the *STB? query, this bit is called the Master Status Summary (MSS) bit and indicates that the instrument has issued a service request for one or more reasons. The MSS bit is never cleared to 0 by the *STB? query. 5 Event Status Bit (ESB). This bit indicates whether or not a new event has occurred after the previous Standard Event Status Register (SESR) has been cleared or after an event readout has been performed. Message Available Bit (MAV). This bit indicates that a message has been placed in the output queue and can be retrieved. Questionable Summary Status (QSS). Summary of the Questionable Status Byte register. It is always zero in the RSA3000B Series analyzers. Event Quantity Available (EAV). Summary of the Error Event Queue. Not used
4 3 2 1-- 0
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Standard Event Status Register (SESR)
The SESR is made up of 8 bits. Each bit records the occurrence of a different type of event, as shown in Figure 3- and Table 3- The contents of this -3 -2. register are returned when the *ESR? query is used.
7 6 PON 5 4 3 2 1 CME EXE DDE QYE 0 OPC
Figure 3- 3: The Standard Event Status Register (SESR)
Table 3- 2: SESR bit functions

Bit 7 6 5 4 Function Power On (PON). Indicates that the power to the instrument is on. Not used. Command Error (CME). Indicates that a command error has occurred while parsing by the command parser was in progress. Execution Error (EXE). Indicates that an error occurred during the execution of a command. Execution errors occur for one of the following reasons:
H H
3 2
When a value designated in the argument is outside the allowable range of the instrument, or is in conflict with the capabilities of the instrument When the command could not be executed properly because the conditions for execution differed from those essentially required
Device-Dependent Error (DDE). An instrument error has been detected. Query Error (QYE). Indicates that a query error has been detected by the output queue controller. Query errors occur for one of the following reasons:
H H
1 0
An attempt was made to retrieve messages from the output queue, despite the fact that the output queue is empty or in pending status. The output queue messages have been cleared despite the fact that they have not been retrieved.
Not used. Operation Complete (OPC). This bit is set with the results of the execution of the *OPC command. It indicates that all pending operations have been completed.
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Operation Condition Register (OCR)

15
The OCR is made up of 16 bits, which record the occurrence of three types of events, shown in Figure 3- and Table 3-4 -3.
14 13 PROG 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 MEAS 2 1 0 CAL
Figure 3- 4: The Operation Condition Register (OCR)
Table 3- 3: OCR bit functions

Bit 15 14 Function Not used. Program Running Bit (PROG): Indicates whether the macro program is in execution. Set while the macro program is run by a :PROGram:EXECute command. Reset when it ends. Not used. Measuring Bit (MEAS): Indicates whether the analyzer is in measurement. When the measurement ends after this bit is set in measurement, it is reset. In measurement means that one of the following commands is in execution: :INITiate commands :READ commands [:SENSe]:Standard[:IMMediate] (All :IMMediate commands) 3-- 1 0 Not used. Calibration Bit (CAL): Indicates whether the analyzer is in measurement. When the measurement ends after this bit is set in calibration, it is reset.
13-- 5 4
Operation Event Register (OEVR) Questionable Condition Register (QCR) Questionable Event Register (QEVR)
In this instrument, this register has the same content as the Operation Condition Register (OCR), described above. The QCR is not used in the RSA3000B Series analyzer.
The QEVR is not used in the RSA3000B Series analyzer.
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Enable Registers
There are four enable register types: H H H H Event Status Enable Register (ESER) Service Request Enable Register (SRER) Operation Enable Register (OENR) Questionable Enable Register (QENR)
Each bit in these enable registers corresponds to a bit in the controlling status register. By setting and resetting the bits in the enable register, the user can determine whether or not events that occur will be registered to the status register and queue.
Event Status Enable Register (ESER)
The ESER is made up of bits defined exactly the same as bits 0 through 7 in the SESR (see Figure 3- This register is used by the user to designate whether the -5). SBR ESB bit should be set when an event has occurred and whether the corresponding SESR bit has been set. To set the SBR ESB bit (when the SESR bit has been set), set the ESER bit corresponding to that event. To prevent the ESB bit from being set, reset the ESER bit corresponding to that event. Use the *ESE command to set the bits of the ESER. Use the *ESE? query to read the contents of the ESER.
7 6 PON 5 4 3 2 1 CME EXE DDE QYE 0 OPC
Figure 3- 5: The Event Status Enable Register (ESER)
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Service Request Enable Register (SRER)
The SRER is made up of bits defined exactly the same as bits 0 through 7 in the SBR (see Figure 3- This register is used by the user to determine what events -6). will generate service requests. The SRER bit 6 cannot be set. Also, the RQS is not maskable. The generation of a service request with the GPIB interface involves changing the SRQ line to LOW and making a service request to the controller. The result is that a status byte for which an RQS has been set is returned in response to serial polling by the controller. Use the *SRE command to set the bits of the SRER. Use the *SRE? query to read the contents of the SRER. Bit 6 must normally be set to 0.
7 6 5 4 3 2 ESB MAV QSB 1 0
OSB
Figure 3- 6: The Service Request Enable Register (SRER)
Operation Enable Register (OENR)
Consists of the bits that are defined as the same contents as bits 0 to 15 of the OEVR. This register is used to specify whether to set the SBR OSB bit when occurrence of an event sets the corresponding OEVR bit.
14 13 PROG 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 MEAS 2 1 0 CAL
15
Figure 3- 7: Operation Enable Register (OENR) To set the contents of the OENR, use a :STATus:OPERation:ENABle command. To query its contents, use query command STATus:OPERation:ENABle?.
Questionable Enable Register (QENR)
The QENR is not used in the RSA3000B Series analyzer.
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Transition Registers
There are two transition register types: H H Operation Transition Register (OTR) Questionable Transition Register (QTR)
Operation Transition Register (OTR)
Consists of the bits that are defined as the same contents as bits 0 to 15 of the OCR (refer to page 3- This bit has two functions. One is positive transition -9). filtering, which filters when the corresponding bit of the OCR changes from False (reset) to True (set). The other is negative transition filtering, which filters when this bit changes from True to False. To set the OTR bit to use the register as the positive transition filter, use a :STATus:OPERation:PTRansition command. To read the contents from it, use query :STATus:OPERation:PTRansition?. To set the OTR bit to use the register as the negative transition filter, use a :STATus:OPERation:NTRansition command. To read the contents from it, use query :STATus:OPERation:NTRansition?.
15
14 13 PROG
12
11
10
4 3 MEAS
0 CAL
Figure 3- 8: Operation Transition Register (OTR)
Questionable Transition Register (QTR)
The QTR is not used in the RSA3000B Series analyzer.
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Queues
There are two types of queues in the status reporting system used in the analyzer: output queues and event queues.
Output Queue
The output queue is a FIFO queue and holds response messages to queries, where they await retrieval. When there are messages in the queue, the SBR MAV bit is set. The output queue will be emptied each time a command or query is received, so the controller must read the output queue before the next command or query is issued. If this is not done, an error will occur and the output queue will be emptied; however, the operation will proceed even if an error occurs.
Event Queue
The event queue is a FIFO queue and stores events as they occur in the analyzer. If more than 32 events occur, event 32 will be replaced with event code -350 (Queue Overflow). The error code and text are retrieved using the :SYSTem:ERRor queries.
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Status and Event Processing Sequence

Figure 3- shows an outline of the sequence for status and event processing. -9
Standard Event Status Register (SESR) Read using *ESR? Cannot be written
7 6 PON
5 4 3 2 1 CME EXE DDE QYE

2
0 OPC
Event Event Event
Event queue
Event Status Enable Register (ESER) Read using *ESE? Write using *ESE
7 6 PON
5 4 3 2 1 CME EXE DDE QYE
0 OPC
Byte Byte Byte
Output queue
Read using *STB? Cannot be written
Status Byte Register (SBR)
6 RQS 5 7 4 3 2 1 ESB MAV QSS EAV OSS 6 MSS

6
From the operation status block 7 6 OSS
Service Request Enable Register (SRER) Read using *SRE? Write using *SRE
5 4 3 2 1 ESB MAV QSS EAV
Figure 3- 9: Status and event processing sequence 1. If an event has occurred, the SESR bit corresponding to that event is set and the event is placed in the event queue. 2. A bit corresponding to that event in the ESER has is set. 3. The SBR ESB bit is set to reflect the status of the ESER. 4. When a message is sent to the output queue, the SBR MAV bit is set. 5. Setting either the ESB or MAV bits in the SBR sets the respective bit in the SRER. 6. When the SRER bit is set, the SBR MSS bit is set and a service request is generated when using the GPIB interface.
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Synchronizing Execution
Almost all commands are executed in the order in which they are sent from the controller, and the execution of each command is completed in a short period of time. However, the following commands perform data analysis in another thread, and another command can thus be executed concurrently: :INITiate commands :MMEMory:STORe:RESult[:SELect] :PROGram[:SELected]:EXEcute :PROGram[:SELected]:NAME :READ commands [:SENSe]:Standard[:IMMediate] (All :IMMediate commands) [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:UANResult [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP|:ULR6_3GPP:UTSTable These commands are designed so that the next command to be sent is executed without waiting for the previous command to be completed. In some cases, a process executed by another command must first be completed before these commands can be executed; in other cases, these commands must be completed before the next command is executed. You have two options to achieve command synchronization: H H Using the status and event reporting function Using synchronizing commands
Using the Status and Event Reporting Function
In the following example, a :READ command is used to obtain the measurement results while the Operation Condition Register (OCR) is being used to provide synchronization. :STATus:OPERation:NTRansition 16 // Set the filter of the OCR MEASuring bit :STATus:OPERation:ENABle 16 // Enable the filter of the OCR MEASuring bit *SRE 128 // Set the SRER OSS bit :READ:SPECtrum? // Obtain the measurement results The command waits for generation of SRQ.
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Using Synchronizing Commands
The IEEE-488.2 common commands include the following synchronizing commands: *OPC *OPC? *WAI Using the *OPC Command. The *OPC command sets the SESR OPC bit when all the operations for which it is waiting are completed. If the GPIB interface is in use, you can synchronize the execution by using this command together with the serial polling or service request function. The following is a command sequence example: *ESE 1 // Enable the ESER OPC bit *SRE 32 // Enable the SRER ESB bit :ABORt;INITiate:IMMediate;*OPC // Wait for SRQ to provide synchronization Using the Query *OPC? The query *OPC? writes ASCII code 1 into the Output Queue when all operations for which it is waiting are completed. You can provide synchronization using the command string as the following example: :ABORt;INITiate:IMMediate;*OPC? The command waits until 1 is written into the Output Queue. When the command goes to the Output Queue to read the data, a time-out may occur before the data is written into the queue. Using the *WAI Command. After the process of the preceding command is completed, the *WAI command begins to execute the process of the next command as the following example:. :ABORt;INITiate:IMMediate;*WAI // Wait for the *WAI process to provide synchronization
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Error Messages and Codes

Tables 3- through 3- show the SCPI standard error codes and messages used -4 -7 in the status and event reporting system in the analyzer. Event codes and messages can be obtained by using the queries :SYSTem:ERRor. These are returned in the following format: <event code>,"<event message>"
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Command Errors
Command errors are returned when there is a syntax error in the command. Table 3- 4: Command errors
Error code - 100 - 101 - 102 - 103 - 104 - 105 - 108 - 109 - 110 - 111 - 112 - 113 - 114 - 120 - 121 - 123 - 124 - 128 - 130 - 131 - 134 - 138 - 140 - 141 - 144 - 148 - 150 - 151 - 158 Error message command error invalid character syntax error invalid separator data type error GET not allowed parameter not allowed missing parameter command header error header separator error program mnemonic too long undefined header header suffix out of range numeric data error character exponent too large too many digits numeric data not allowed suffix error invalid suffix suffix too long suffix not allowed character data error invalid character data character data too long character data not allowed string data error invalid string data string data not allowed
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Table 3- 4: Command errors (Cont.)

Error code - 160 - 161 - 168 - 170 - 171 - 178 - 180 - 181 - 183 - 184 Error message block data error invalid block data block data not allowed command expression error invalid expression expression data not allowed macro error invalid outside macro definition invalid inside macro definition macro parameter error
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Execution Errors
These error codes are returned when an error is detected while a command is being executed. Table 3- 5: Execution errors
Error code - 200 - 201 - 202 - 210 - 211 - 212 - 213 - 214 - 215 - 220 - 221 - 222 - 223 - 224 - 225 - 226 - 230 - 231 - 240 - 241 - 250 - 251 - 252 - 253 - 254 - 255 - 256 - 257 - 258 Error message execution error invalid while in local settings lost due to RTL trigger error trigger ignored arm ignored init ignored trigger deadlock arm deadlock parameter error settings conflict data out of range too much data illegal parameter value out of memory lists not same length data corrupt or stale data questionable hardware error hardware missing mass storage error missing mass storage missing media corrupt media media full directory full FileName not found FileName error media protected
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Table 3- 5: Execution errors (Cont.)

Error code - 260 - 261 - 270 - 271 - 272 - 273 - 274 - 275 - 276 - 277 - 278 - 280 - 281 - 282 - 283 - 284 - 285 - 286 Error message execution expression error math error in expression execution macro error macro syntax error macro execution error illegal macro label execution macro parameter error macro definition too long macro recursion error macro redefinition not allowed macro header not found program error cannot create program illegal program name illegal variable name program currently running program syntax error program runtime error
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Device Specific Errors

These error codes are returned when an internal instrument error is detected. This type of error may indicate a hardware problem. Table 3- 6: Device specific errors
Error code - 300 - 310 - 311 - 312 - 313 - 314 - 315 - 330 - 350 Error message device specific error system error memory error PUD memory lost calibration memory lost save/recall memory lost configuration memory lost self test failed queue overflow
Query Errors
These error codes are returned in response to an unanswered query. Table 3- 7: Query errors
Error code - 400 - 410 - 420 - 430 - 440 Error message query error query interrupted query unterminated query deadlocked query unterminated after indefinite period
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This section provides the general programming procedure and then shows an application program sample that controls the analyzer through the GPIB and a macro program execution sample that uses :PROGram commands. H H H General programming procedure Application program sample Macro program execution sample
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General Programming Procedure

You should generally use the following procedure to script a program: 1. Setting the measurement mode Using an :INSTrument command, select a measurement mode to set the basic conditions. [Example] :INSTrument:SELect "SANORMAL" Selects the normal spectrum analysis mode to set the basic conditions. 2. Setting the measurement item Using a :CONFigure command, select a measurement item to set up the analyzer to the defaults. [Example] :CONFigure:SPECtrum:CHPower Sets up the analyzer to the channel power measurement defaults. 3. Detailed settings Use :SENSe commands to set details for the measurement session. [Example] :SENSe:CHPower:BWIDth:INTegration 3MHz Sets the channel power measurement range to 3 MHz. 4. Acquiring data Use an :INITiate or :ABORt command to initiate or stop data acquisition. [Example] :INITiate:CONTinuous ON Initiates data acquisition in continuous mode. To save or load the acquired data and settings, use an :MMEMory command. [Example] :MMEMory:STORe:IQT "DATA1" Saves the acquired data in file DATA1.IQT. 5. Obtaining the measurement results Use a :FETCh or :READ command to obtain the measurement results. [Example] :FETCh:SPECtrum:CHPower? Returns the channel power measurement results. 6. Display Use :DISPlay commands to set the display-related conditions. [Example] :DISPlay:SPECtrum:X:SCALe:OFFSet 800MHz Sets 800 MHz for the minimum (left) edge of the horizontal axis in the spectrum view. NOTE. A menu item grays out on the screen when the setting is prohibited or unavailable. If you run the GPIB command corresponding to this menu item, an execution error occurs. For example, when no waveform is displayed on the screen, the scale-related commands are invalid. Appendix C lists the default settings of the commands.
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Application Program Sample

This section shows an application program sample that performs two measurements: H Channel power measurement (measCHPOWER() subroutine) In the S/A (spectrum analysis) mode, the *OPC command is used to provide synchronization while channel power measurement is being performed. Then, the measured data is saved in a file. FM signal measurement (measFM() subroutine) In the Demod (modulation analysis) mode, the status byte MAV bit is used to provide synchronization while the FM vector signal measurement is being performed. Then, the measured data is saved in a file.
This program has been scripted for use in Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0. It operates with an IBM PC-compatible system equipped with National Instruments GPIB board and driver software (operation capabilities confirmed with Windows 98 and National Instruments GPIB board PCI-GPIB). To enable this program, the analyzer must have been set to DEV1 by using wibconf or other means. // // Sample program // // Channel power measurement & FM signal measurement // #include <windows.h> #include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> #include "decl-32.h" #define LONG_TIME T100s #define NORMAL_TIME T10s #define BOARD_NAME "GPIB0" #define MAX_BUF (1024) // Bit definition of SBR (Status Byte Register) #define ESB (1<<5) // ESB (Event Status Bit) #define MAV (1<<4) // MAV (Message Available) #define EAV (1<<2) // EAV (Event Queue Available)
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char readBuf[MAX_BUF + 1]; char openDevice [MAX_BUF/2 + 1]; void void void void void void int void void void void void void void int int int int GpibClose(void); GpibError(char *errorMessage); GpibExit(int code); GpibOpen(char *device); GpibRead(char *resp, int count); GpibReadFile(char *filename); GpibSerialPoll(void); GpibTimeOut(int timeout); GpibWait(int wait); GpibWrite(char *string); measCHPOWER(void); measFM(void); WaitOPC(void); WaitMAV(void); GpibDevice; GpibBoard; GpibCount; GpibStatus; // // // // Device descriptor GPIB board descriptor Store ibcnt Store ibsta
// Main routine void main(int argc, char *argv[]) { strcpy(openDevice, "dev1"); GpibOpen(openDevice); // Detect the specified device measCHPOWER(); measFM(); GpibClose(); } // Channel power measurement // FM signal measurement // Terminate the device and board
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// Channel power measurement void measCHPOWER(void) { GpibWrite("*CLS"); // Clear the status register GpibWrite("*ESE 1"); // Set the OPC bit of ESER GpibWrite("*SRE 32"); // Set the ESB bit of SRER // Set up the analyzer GpibTimeOut(LONG_TIME); GpibWrite("INSTrument 'SANORMAL'"); GpibWrite("*RST"); // Reset the analyzer GpibTimeOut(NORMAL_TIME); GpibWrite("CONFigure:SPECtrum:CHPower"); GpibWrite("FREQuency:CENTer 1GHz"); GpibWrite("FREQuency:SPAN 1MHz"); GpibTimeOut(LONG_TIME); GpibWrite("*CAL?"); GpibRead(readBuf, MAX_BUF); printf("*CAL? result = %sn", readBuf); GpibTimeOut(NORMAL_TIME); GpibWrite("CHPower:BANDwidth:INTegration 300kHz"); GpibWrite("SPECtrum:AVERage ON"); GpibWrite("SPECtrum:AVERage:COUNt 100"); // Perform the measurement GpibTimeOut(LONG_TIME); GpibWrite("INITiate:CONTinuous OFF;*OPC"); WaitOPC(); // Wait for the OPC bit set GpibWrite("INITiate;*OPC"); WaitOPC(); GpibTimeOut(NORMAL_TIME); // Get measurement results and save them to the file chpower GpibWrite("FETCh:SPECtrum:CHPower?"); GpibReadFile("chpower"); }
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// FM signal measurement void measFM(void) { // Set up the analyzer GpibTimeOut(LONG_TIME); GpibWrite("INSTrument 'DEMADEM'"); GpibWrite("*RST"); // Reset the analyzer GpibTimeOut(NORMAL_TIME); GpibWrite("CONFigure:ADEMod:FM"); GpibWrite("FREQuency:CENTer 1GHz"); GpibWrite("FREQuency:SPAN 1MHz"); GpibWrite("BSIZe 100"); GpibTimeOut(LONG_TIME); GpibWrite("*CAL?"); GpibRead(readBuf, MAX_BUF); printf("*CAL? result = %sn", readBuf); GpibTimeOut(NORMAL_TIME); GpibWrite("ADEMod:LENGth 102400"); GpibWrite("ADEMod:FM:THReshold -100"); GpibWrite("*CLS"); // Clear the status register GpibWrite("*SRE 16"); // Set the MAV bit of SRER // Perform the measurement GpibTimeOut(LONG_TIME); GpibWrite("READ:ADEMod:FM?"); WaitMAV(); // Wait for the MAV bit set GpibTimeOut(NORMAL_TIME); // Get measurement results and save them to the file fm GpibReadFile("fm"); }
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// Wait for the OPC (Operation complete) bit set void WaitOPC(void) { int statusByte; // Wait for SRQ GpibWait(RQS); if (GpibStatus & TIMO) { fprintf(stderr, "Timeout occurred in waiting SRQ cycle.n"); GpibExit(0); } // Serial poll statusByte = GpibSerialPoll(); if (statusByte & ESB) { printf("ESB bit is TRUEn"); GpibWrite("*ESR?"); GpibRead(readBuf, MAX_BUF); printf("Standard Event Status Register = %sn", readBuf); } if (statusByte & MAV) printf("MAV bit is TRUEn"); if (statusByte & EAV) printf("EAV bit is TRUEn"); }
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// Wait for the MAV (Message Available) bit set void WaitMAV(void) { int statusByte; // Wait for SRQ GpibWait(RQS); if (GpibStatus & TIMO) { fprintf(stderr, "Timeout occurred in waiting SRQ cycle.n"); GpibExit(0); } // Serial poll statusByte = GpibSerialPoll(); if (statusByte & MAV) printf("MAV bit is TRUEn"); if (statusByte & EAV) printf("EAV bit is TRUEn"); }
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// Open the GPIB device void GpibOpen(char *device) { // Assign ID to the device and interface board, // and check on error. GpibDevice = ibfind(device); if (ibsta & ERR) { GpibError("ibfind Error: Unable to find device"); GpibExit(0); } GpibBoard = ibfind(BOARD_NAME); if (ibsta & ERR) { GpibError("ibfind Error: Unable to find board"); GpibExit(0); } // Clear the device and check on error. ibclr(GpibDevice); if (ibsta & ERR) { GpibError("ibclr Error: Unable to clear device"); GpibExit(0); } ibsre(GpibBoard, 0); if (ibsta & ERR) { GpibError("ibclr Error: Unable to clear board"); GpibExit(0); } // Set the timeout to 10 seconds (NORMAL_TIME) GpibTimeOut(NORMAL_TIME); } // Close the GPIB device void GpibClose(void) { // Turn off the device and interface board ibonl(GpibDevice, 0); ibonl(GpibBoard, 0); }
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// End the program void GpibExit(int code) { GpibClose(); exit(code); } // Send string to the device and wait for the completion void GpibWrite(char *string) { int count = strlen(string); // Send the string ibwrt(GpibDevice, string, count); // Determine the I/O completion of ibwrt if (ibsta & ERR) { GpibError("ibwrt I/O Error:"); GpibExit(0); } else { GpibCount = ibcnt; GpibStatus = ibsta; if (GpibSerialPoll() & EAV) { ibwrt(GpibDevice, "SYSTem:ERRor:ALL?", strlen("SYSTem:ERRor:ALL?")); ibrd(GpibDevice, readBuf, MAX_BUF); fprintf(stderr, "%sn", readBuf); } } }
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// Read response from the device void GpibRead(char *resp, int count) { ibrd(GpibDevice, resp, count); if (ibsta & ERR) { GpibError("ibrd I/O Error:"); GpibExit(0); } else { resp[ibcnt] = '0'; GpibCount = ibcnt; GpibStatus = ibsta; } } // Read response from the device and write it to a file void GpibReadFile(char *filename) { ibrdf(GpibDevice, filename); if (ibsta & ERR) { GpibError("ibrdf I/O Error:"); GpibExit(0); } else { GpibStatus = ibsta; } }
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// Read the status byte int GpibSerialPoll(void) { char poll = 0; ibrsp(GpibDevice, &poll); if (ibsta & ERR) { GpibError("ibrsp Error:"); GpibExit(0); } else { GpibStatus = ibsta; } return poll & 0xff; } // Set timeout void GpibTimeOut(int timeout) { ibtmo(GpibDevice, timeout); if (ibsta & ERR) { GpibError("ibtmo Error:"); GpibExit(0); } else { GpibStatus = ibsta; } }
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// Wait for the specified event void GpibWait(int wait) { ibwait(GpibDevice, wait | TIMO); if (ibsta & (ERR | TIMO)) { GpibError("ibwait Error:"); } GpibStatus = ibsta; } // Display error message by ibsta void GpibError(char *errorMessage) { fprintf (stderr, "%sn", errorMessage); fprintf (stderr, "ibsta=(%X)h <", ibsta); if if if if if if if if if if if if if if (ibsta (ibsta (ibsta (ibsta (ibsta (ibsta (ibsta (ibsta (ibsta (ibsta (ibsta (ibsta (ibsta (ibsta & & & & & & & & & & & & & & ERR ) TIMO) END ) SRQI) RQS ) CMPL) LOK ) REM ) CIC ) ATN ) TACS) LACS) DTAS) DCAS) fprintf fprintf fprintf fprintf fprintf fprintf fprintf fprintf fprintf fprintf fprintf fprintf fprintf fprintf (stderr, (stderr, (stderr, (stderr, (stderr, (stderr, (stderr, (stderr, (stderr, (stderr, (stderr, (stderr, (stderr, (stderr, " " " " " " " " " " " " " " ERR"); TIMO"); END"); SRQI"); RQS"); CMPL"); LOK"); REM"); CIC"); ATN"); TACS"); LACS"); DTAS"); DCAS");
fprintf (stderr, " >n"); fprintf (stderr, "iberr= %d", iberr);
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if (iberr " EDVR if (iberr " ECIC if (iberr " ENOL if (iberr " EADR if (iberr " EARG if (iberr " ESAC if (iberr " EABO if (iberr " ENEB if (iberr " EOIP if (iberr " ECAP if (iberr " EFSO if (iberr " EBUS if (iberr " ESTB if (iberr " ESRQ }
== EDVR) fprintf (stderr, <DOS Error>n"); == ECIC) fprintf (stderr, <Not CIC>n"); == ENOL) fprintf (stderr, <No Listener>n"); == EADR) fprintf (stderr, <Address error>n"); == EARG) fprintf (stderr, <Invalid argument>n"); == ESAC) fprintf (stderr, <Not Sys Ctrlr>n"); == EABO) fprintf (stderr, <Op. aborted>n"); == ENEB) fprintf (stderr, <No GPIB board>n"); == EOIP) fprintf (stderr, <Async I/O in prg>n"); == ECAP) fprintf (stderr, <No capability>n"); == EFSO) fprintf (stderr, <File sys. error>n"); == EBUS) fprintf (stderr, <Command error>n"); == ESTB) fprintf (stderr, <Status byte lost>n"); == ESRQ) fprintf (stderr, <SRQ stuck on>n");
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Macro Program Execution Sample

This section shows a macro program execution sample. The macro programs are installed in the following directories in the analyzer: H Macros specific to a user: C:Program FilesTektronixwca200aPythonwca200ameasmacro nonregistered Macros included in a option: C:Program FilesTektronixwca200aPythonwca200ameasmacro registered
In the following figure, the following macro folders are placed in these directories: MacroTest1, MacroTest2, and MacroTest3 under the nonregistered directory MacroTest1, MacroTest4, and MacroTest5 under the registered directory The MacroTest1 macro folder contains macro commands test1, test2, and test3.
C:Program FilesTektronixwca200aPythonwca200ameasmacro nonregistered Macro folders Macro commands test1 MacroTest1 test2 MacroTest2 test3 MacroTest3 MacroTest1 registered MacroTest4 MacroTest5
Figure 4- 1: Saving the macro programs Suppose that the following variables have been defined in the macro command test1: LOW_LIMIT, HIGH_LIMIT (numeric parameters) ERROR_MESSAGE (character string parameter) RESULT (measurement results (numeric values))
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The following is an example of sending and responding commands: [Send] [Response] PROG:CAT? // Query the list of the macro program "NONREGISTERED.MACROTEST1", "NONREGISTERED.MACROTEST2", "NONREGISTERED.MACROTEST3", "REGISTERED.MACROTEST1", "REGISTERED.MACROTEST4", "REGISTERED.MACROTEST5" PROG:NAME "NONREGISTERED.MACROTEST1" // Specify the macro program PROG:NUMB "LOW_LIMIT",1.5 // Set LOW_LIMIT to 1.5 PROG:NUMB "HIGH_LIMIT",20 // Set HIGH_LIMIT to 20 PROG:STR "ERROR_MESSAGE","Unsuccessful" // Set ERROR_MESSAGE PROG:EXEC "TEST1" // Run the macro command PROG:NUMB? "RESULT" // Retrieve the results 1.2345 PROG:DEL // Delete the macro program from memory
[Send] [Send] [Send] [Send] [Send] [Send] [Response] [Send]
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Appendices
Appendix A: Character Charts

The ASCII and GPIB code chart is shown in Table A- on page A-1 -2.
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Appendix A: Character Charts
Table A- 1: ASCII & GPIB code chart

B7 B6
0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 1
BITS B4 B3 B2 B1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1
B5
CONTROL
0 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 10 8 11 9 12 A 13 B 14 C 15 D 16 E 17 F
NUMBERS SYMBOLS
UPPER CASE
LOWER CASE
TA16 80 TA17 81 TA18 82 TA19 83 TA20 84 TA21 85 TA22 86 TA23 87 TA24 88 TA25 89 TA26 90 TA27 91 TA28 92 TA29 93 TA30 94 UNT 95 140 60 141 61 142 62 143 63 144 64 145 65 146 66 147 67 150 68 151 69 152 6A 153 6B 154 6C 155 6D 156 6E 157 6F SA0 96 160 70 161 71 162 72 163 73 164 74 165 75 166 76 167 77 170 78 171 79 172 7A 173 7B 174 7C 175 7D 176 7E 177 7F
NUL SOH STX ETX EOT
20 0 GTL 1 10 21 11 22 2 12 23 3 SDC 4 PPC 5 13 24 14 25 15 26 6 16 27 7 GET 8 TCT 9 17 30 18 31 19 32 10 1A 33 11 1B 34 12 1C 35 13 1D 36 14 1E 37 15 1F
DLE DC1 DC2 DC3 DC4 NAK SYN ETB CAN EM SUB ESC FS GS RS US
40 16 LL0 17 20 41 21 42 18 22 43 19 DCL 20 PPU 21 23 44 24 45 25 46 22 26 47 23 SPE 24 SPD 25 27 50 28 51 29 52 26 2A 53 27 2B 54 28 2C 55 29 2D 56 30 2E 57 31 2F
SP !
LA0 32 LA1 33 LA2 34 LA3 35 LA4 36 LA5 37 LA6 38 LA7 39 LA8 40 LA9 41 LA10 42 LA11 43 LA12 44 LA13 45 LA14 46 LA15 47
60 30 61 31 62 32 63 33 64 34 65 35 66 36 67 37 70 38 71 39 72 3A 73 3B 74 3C 75 3D 76 3E 77 3F
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
LA16 48 LA17 49 LA18 50 LA19 51 LA20 52 LA21 53 LA22 54 LA23 55 LA24 56 LA25 57 LA26 58 LA27 59 LA28 60 LA29 61 LA30 62 UNL 63
100 40 101 41 102 42 103 43 104 44 105 45 106 46 107 47 110 48 111 49 112 4A 113 4B 114 4C 115 4D 116 4E 117 4F
@ A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O
TA0 64 TA1 65 TA2 66 TA3 67 TA4 68 TA5 69 TA6 70 TA7 71 TA8 72 TA9 73 TA10 74 TA11 75 TA12 76 TA13 77 TA14 78 TA15 79
120 50 121 51 122 52 123 53 124 54 125 55 126 56 127 57 130 58 131 59 132 5A 133 5B 134 5C 135 5D 136 5E 137 5F
P Q R S T U V W X Y Z [ ]
p q r s t u v w x y z {
SA16 112 SA17 113 SA18 114 SA19 115 SA20 116 SA21 117 SA22 118 SA23 119 SA24 120 SA25 121 SA26 122 SA27 123 SA28 124
a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o
SA1 97 SA2 98 SA3 99 SA4 100 SA5 101 SA6 102 SA7 103 SA8 104 SA9 105 SA10 106 SA11 107 SA12 108 SA13 109 SA14 110 SA15 111
# $ % &
ENQ ACK BEL BS HT LF VT FF CR SO SI
( )
*
+
: ;
< = > ?
,
-
SA29 125 SA30 126
.
/
^ -
RUBOUT (DEL)
127
ADDRESSED COMMANDS
UNIVERSAL COMMANDS
LISTEN ADDRESSES
TALK ADDRESSES
SECONDARY ADDRESSES OR COMMANDS
KEY
octal hex
5 5
ENQ
PPC 5
GPIB code (with ATN asserted) ASCII character decimal
Tektronix
REF: ANSI STD X3.4-1977 IEEE STD 488.1-1987 ISO STD 646-2973
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Appendix B: GPIB Interface Specification

This appendix lists and describes the GPIB functions and messages the waveform generator implements.
Interface Functions
Table B- lists the GPIB interface functions this instrument implements. Each -1 function is briefly described on page B-2. Table B- 1: GPIB interface function implementation
Interface function Source Handshake (SH) Acceptor Handshake (AH) Talker (T) Implemented subset SH1 AH1 T6 Capability Complete Complete Basic Talker, Serial Poll Unaddress if my-listen-address (MLA) No Talk Only mode Listener (L) L4 Basic Listener Unaddress if my talk address (MTA) No Listen Only mode Service Request (SR) Remote/Local (RL) Parallel Poll (PP) Device Clear (DC) Device Trigger (DT) Controller (C) Electrical Interface SR1 RL0 PP0 DC1 DT0 C0 E2 Complete None None Complete None None Three-state driver
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Source Handshake (SH). Enables a talking device to support the coordination of data transfer. The SH function controls the initiation and termination of data byte transfers. Acceptor Handshake (AH). Enables a listening device to coordinate data reception. The AH function delays data transfer initiation or termination until the listening device is ready to receive the next data byte. Talker (T). Enables a device to send device-dependent data over the interface. This capability is available only when the device is addressed to talk, and uses a one-byte address. Listener (L). Enables a device to receive device-dependent data over the interface. This capability is available only when the device is addressed to listen, and uses a one-byte address. Service Request (SR). Enables a device to assert an SRQ (Service Request) line to notify the controller when it requires service. Remote/Local (RL). Enables a device to respond to both the GTL (Go To Local) and LLO (Local Lock Out) interface messages. Parallel Poll (PP). Enables a device to respond to the following interface messages: PPC, PPD, PPE, and PPU, as well as to send out a status message when the ATN (Attention) and EOI (End or Identify) lines are asserted simultaneously. Device Clear (DC). Enables a device to be cleared or initialized, either individually, or as part of a group of devices. Device Trigger (DT). Enables a device to respond to the GET (Group Execute Trigger) interface message when acting as a listener. Controller (C). Enables a device that has this capability to send its address, universal commands, and addressed commands to other devices over the interface. Electrical Interface (E). Identifies the electrical interface driver type. The notation E1 means the electrical interface uses open collector drivers, E2 means the electrical interface uses three-state drivers.
H H H
H H H
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Interface Messages
Table B- shows the standard interface messages that are supported by the -2 analyzer. Table B- 2: Standard interface messages
Message Device Clear (DCL) Local Lockout (LLO) Serial Poll Disable (SPD) Serial Poll Enable (SPE) Parallel Poll Unconfigure (PPU) Go To Local (GTL) Selected Device Clear (SDC) Group Execute Trigger (GET) Take Control (TCT) Parallel Poll Configure (PPC) Type UC UC UC UC UC AC AC AC AC AC Implemented Yes No Yes Yes No Yes Yes No No No
UC: Universal command; AC: Address command
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H H H H
Device Clear (DCL). Will clear (initialize) all devices on the bus that have a device clear function, whether or not the controller has addressed them. Local Lockout (LLO). Disables the return to local function. Serial Poll Disable (SPD). Changes all devices on the bus from the serial poll state to the normal operating state. Serial Poll Enable (SPE). Puts all bus devices that have a service request function into the serial poll enabled state. In this state, each device sends the controller its status byte, instead of its normal output, after the device receives its talk address on the data lines. This function may be used to determine which device sent a service request. Go To Local (GTL). Causes the listen-addressed device to switch from remote to local (front-panel) control. Select Device Clear (SDC). Clears or initializes all listen-addressed devices. Group Execute Trigger (GET). Triggers all applicable devices and causes them to initiate their programmed actions. Take Control (TCT). Allows the controller in charge to pass control of the bus to another controller on the bus. Parallel Poll Configure (PPC). Causes the listen-addressed device to respond to the secondary commands Parallel Poll Enable (PPE) and Parallel Poll Disable (PPD), which are placed on the bus following the PPC command. PPE enables a device with parallel poll capability to respond on a particular data line. PPD disables the device from responding to the parallel poll.
H H H H H
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Appendix C: Factory Initialization Settings

The factory initialization settings provide you a known state for the analyzer. The *RST command returns the instrument settings to the factory defaults for the measurement mode specified with :INSTrument[:SELect]. Factory initialization sets values as shown in Table C- through C-1 -12. Table C- 1: IEEE common commands
Header *ESE *OPC *SRE Default value 255 1 0
Table C- 2: :CALibration commands

Header :CALibration:AUTO :CALibration:IQ:VFRame:BNUMber :CALibration:IQ:VFRame[:TYPE] Default value ON 0 ALL
Table C- 3: :DISPlay commands

Header :DISPlay:CCDF subgroup :DISPlay:CCDF:LINE:GAUSsian[:STATe] :DISPlay:CCDF:LINE:REFerence[:STATe] :DISPlay:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:AUTO :DISPlay:DPSA subgroup :DISPlay:DPSA:COLor :DISPlay:DPSA:COLor:MAXimum :DISPlay:DPSA:COLor:MINimum :DISPlay:DPSA:GRATicule:GRID :DISPlay:DPSA:Y[:SCALe]:OFFSet :DISPlay:DPSA:Y[:SCALe]:PDIVision TEMPerature 100% 0% FIX - 100 dBm 10 dB/div ON OFF ON Default value
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Table C- 3: :DISPlay commands (Cont.)

Header :DISPlay:OVIew subgroup :DISPlay:OVIew:FORMat :DISPlay:OVIew:OTINdicator :DISPlay:PULSe subgroup :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:CHPower :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:DCYCle :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:EBWidth :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:FREQuency :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:OBWidth :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:OORatio :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:PERiod :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:PHASe :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:PPOWer :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:RIPPle :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew:RESult:WIDTh :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:GUIDelines :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:RANGe :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:RESult :DISPlay:PULSe:SVIew:SELect :DISPlay:SPECtrum subgroup :DISPlay:SPECtrum:BMARker:STATe :DISPlay:SPECtrum:GRATicule:GRID :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude:INTerval :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude:OFFSet :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:AMPLitude[:STATe] :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:ANNotation[:STATe] :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency:INTerval :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency:OFFSet :DISPlay:SPECtrum:MLINe:FREQuency[:STATe] ON FIX 0 dB 0 dBm OFF ON 0 Hz Center frequency OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ADAPtive SINGle 0 WAVeform OFF Default value
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Table C- 3: :DISPlay commands (Cont.)

Header :DISPlay:TFRequency subgroup :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:ANNotation[:STATe] :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency:INTerval :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency:OFFSet :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:FREQuency[:STATe] :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME:INTerval :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME:OFFSet :DISPlay:TFRequency:SGRam:MLINe:TIME[:STATe] :DISPlay[:VIEW] subgroup :DISPlay[:VIEW]:BRIGhtness :DISPlay[:VIEW]:FORMat 1.0 (100%) V1S (SANORMAL) MULTitude (Other than above) ON 0 Hz Center frequency OFF 0s 0s OFF Default value
Table C- 4: :DISPlay commands (Option)

Header Option 21 General purpose modulation analysis related :DISPlay:DDEMod subgroup :DISPlay:DDEMod:CCDF:LINE:GAUSsian[:STATe] :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew|:SVIew:DSTart :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew|:SVIew:HSSHift :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew|:SVIew:MPHase :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew|:SVIew:RADIx :DISPlay:DDEMod:MVIew|:SVIew:SEQuence :DISPlay:DDEMod:NLINearity:LINE:BFIT[:STATe] :DISPlay:DDEMod:NLINearity:LINE:REFerence[:STATe] :DISPlay:DDEMod:NLINearity:MASK[:STATe] :DISPlay:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat ON AUTO OFF NONE 1 BINary CODE ON ON ON SPECtrum Default value
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Table C- 4: :DISPlay commands (Option) (Cont.)

Header :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod subgroup :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew|:SVIew:AREA[:PERCent] :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew|:SVIew:BURSt[:NUMBer] :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew|:SVIew:EDGE[:NUMBer] :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew|:SVIew:ENVelope[:NUMBer] :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:MVIew|:SVIew:GUIDeline[:STATe] :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat Option 24 GSM/EDGE related :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod subgroup :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew|:SVIew:FILTer:EINVerse :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:MVIew|:SVIew:STIMe :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat :DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum subgroup :DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum:BMARker:STATe :DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform subgroup :DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform:BURSt :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF subgroup :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF:LINE:GAUSsian[:STATe] :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF:LINE:REFerence[:STATe] :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:AUTO :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod subgroup :DISPLay:Standard:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF subgroup :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF:LINE:GAUSsian[:STATe] :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF:LINE:REFerence[:STATe] :DISPlay:Standard:CCDF:X[:SCALe]:AUTO :DISPlay:Standard:DDEMod subgroup :DISPLay:Standard:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat SPECtrum ON OFF ON SPECtrum Option 26 1xEV-DO analysis related ( :Standard = :FL1XEVDO | :RL1XEVDO ) ON OFF ON FULL Option 25 cdma2000 analysis related ( :Standard = :FLCDMA2K | :RLCDMA2K ) ON ON EVM SYMBol CONSte 100 0 0 0 ON SPECtrum Default value
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Header Option 28 TD-SCDMA analysis related :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod subgroup :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit Option 29 analysis related :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod subgroup :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew|:SVIew:MCONtent :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew|:SVIew:RADix :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew|:SVIew:RXANtenna[:SELect] :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:TYPE :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PWUNit :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:UNIT :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod subgroup :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew|:SVIew:MCONtent :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew|:SVIew:RADix :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:TYPE :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:CPOSition :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PWUNit :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:UNIT :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod subgroup :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew:FORMat :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew|:SVIew:MCONtent :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:MVIew|:SVIew:RADix :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod:SVIew:FORMat OLINearity EVM BINary SPECtrum OLINearity EVM BINary GRAPh SPECtrum CENTer DBM HZ EVM BINary ONE GRAPh SPECtrum DBM HZ WAVeform RELative Default value
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Header Option 30 3GPP-R99 and 3GPP-R5 analyses related :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP subgroup :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot[:STATe] :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:SHORtcode :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:SSCHpart :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew:FORMat :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:RADIx :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP:SVIew:FORMat :DISPlay:UL3Gpp subgroup :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:AVIew:SHORtcode :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:AVIew:SRATe :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:AVIew:TSLot :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew:FORMat :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew|:SVIew:RADIx :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit :DISPlay:UL3Gpp:SVIew:FORMat :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP subgroup :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew:FORMat :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:RADIx :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP:SVIew:FORMat R960S 0 OFF BINary RELative SPECtrum 0 OFF 0 COMPosite OFF 0 OFF BINary RELative SPECtrum Default value
R960S
0 OFF BINary RELative SPECtrum
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Header Option 40 3GPP-R6 analysis related :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP subgroup :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:CCODe :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:MSLot[:STATe] :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:AGSCope :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:AGValue :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:ANACk :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:RGRant :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:SCGRoup :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:SCNumber :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:SSCH :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:SSCHpart :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew:FORMat :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:RADIx :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP:SVIew:FORMat :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP subgroup :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:CCODe :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:CNUMber :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:FORMat :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:IQBRanch :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:ANACk :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:CQI :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:ETFCi :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:HAPPy :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:OFFSet :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:PREamble :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:RSN :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:SIGNature :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:TFCI :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:RESult:TPC 0 0 CHANnel BOTH OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF 0 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON COMPosite OFF 0 OFF BINary RELative SPECtrum Default value
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Header :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:SRATe :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:AVIew:TSLot :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew:FORMat :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:RADIx :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:X[:SCALe]:LINE :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:MVIew|:SVIew:Y[:SCALe]:PUNit :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP:SVIew:FORMat Default value COMPosite 0 OFF BINary - 27 dBm RELative SPECtrum
Table C- 5: :FORMat commands

Header :FORMat:BORDer :FORMat[:DATA] Default value NORMal REAL,32
Table C- 6: :INITiate commands

Header :INITiate:CONTinuous Default value OFF
Table C- 7: :INPut commands

Header :INPut:ATTenuation :INPut:ATTenuation:AUTO :INPut:MLEVel :INPut:MIXer Default value 15 dB ON 0 dB - 15 dBm
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Table C- 8: :SENSe commands

Header [:SENSe]:ACPower subgroup [:SENSe]:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:ACHannel 3.6 MHz (RSA3400 Series) 1.5 MHz (RSA3300 Series) 3.6 MHz (RSA3400 Series) 1.5 MHz (RSA3300 Series) 5.04 MHz (RSA3400 Series) 2.1 MHz (RSA3300 Series) NYQuist 0.5 AVERage 0 Center frequency 0 ON - 35 dB 2048 OFF 0 0 ON - 35 dB 20 OFF EXPonential 8 Default value
[:SENSe]:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration
[:SENSe]:ACPower:CSPacing
[:SENSe]:ACPower:FILTer:TYPE [:SENSe]:ACPower:FILTer:COEFficient [:SENSe]:ADEMod subgroup [:SENSe]:ADEMod:AM:CADetection [:SENSe]:ADEMod:BLOCk [:SENSe]:ADEMod:CARRier [:SENSe]:ADEMod:CARRier:OFFSet [:SENSe]:ADEMod:CARRier:SEARch [:SENSe]:ADEMod:FM:THReshold [:SENSe]:ADEMod:LENGth [:SENSe]:ADEMod:MODulation [:SENSe]:ADEMod:OFFSet [:SENSe]:ADEMod:PHASe:OFFSet [:SENSe]:ADEMod:PHASe:SEARch [:SENSe]:ADEMod:PM:THReshold [:SENSe]:AVERage subgroup [:SENSe]:AVERage:COUNt [:SENSe]:AVERage[:STATe] [:SENSe]:AVERage:TCONtrol [:SENSe]:BSIZe subgroup [:SENSe]:BSIZe
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Table C- 8: :SENSe commands (Cont.)

Header [:SENSe]:CCDF subgroup [:SENSe]:CCDF:BLOCk [:SENSe]:CCDF:THReshold [:SENSe]:CFRequency subgroup [:SENSe]:CFRequency:CRESolution [:SENSe]:CHPower subgroup [:SENSe]:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration 7.2 MHz (RSA3400 Series) 3 MHz (RSA3300 Series) 0.5 NYQuist 3.6 MHz (RSA3400 Series) 1.5 MHz (RSA3300 Series) 3.6 MHz (RSA3400 Series) 1.5 MHz (RSA3300 Series) 0.5 NYQuist 10.8 MHz (RSA3400 Series) 4.5 MHz (RSA3300 Series) 0 0 OFF LINear LOGarithmic 500 kHz ON 1 Hz 0 - 150 dBm Default value
[:SENSe]:CHPower:FILTer:COEFficient [:SENSe]:CHPower:FILTer:TYPE [:SENSe]:CNRatio subgroup [:SENSe]:CNRatio:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration
[:SENSe]:CNRatio:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:NOISe
[:SENSe]:CNRatio:FILTer:COEFficient [:SENSe]:CNRatio:FILTer:TYPE [:SENSe]:CNRatio:OFFSet
[:SENSe]:CORRection subgroup [:SENSe]:CORRection:OFFSet[:MAGNitude] [:SENSe]:CORRection:OFFSet:FREQuency [:SENSe]:CORRection[:STATe] [:SENSe]:CORRection:X:SPACing [:SENSe]:CORRection:Y:SPACing [:SENSe]:DPSA subgroup [:SENSe]:DPSA:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution] [:SENSe]:DPSA:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution]:AUTO
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Header [:SENSe]:EBWidth subgroup [:SENSe]:EBWidth:XDB [:SENSe]:FEED subgroup [:SENSe]:FEED [:SENSe]:FREQuency subgroup [:SENSe]:FREQuency:CENTer [:SENSe]:FREQuency:CENTer:STEP:AUTO [:SENSe]:FREQuency:CENTer:STEP[:INCRement] 1.5 GHz ON 3.6 MHz (RSA3400 Series) 1.5 MHz (RSA3300 Series) None 36 MHz (RSA3400 Series) 15 MHz (RSA3300 Series) 1.482 GHz (RSA3400 Series) 1.5075 GHz (RSA3300 Series) 1.518 GHz (RSA3400 Series) 1.4925 GHz (RSA3300 Series) 99% 0 1 MHz 1 Hz - 30 dB 0.35 3.6 MHz (RSA3400 Series) 1.5 MHz (RSA3300 Series) OFF RF - 30 dB Default value
[:SENSe]:FREQuency:CTABle[:SELect] [:SENSe]:FREQuency:SPAN
[:SENSe]:FREQuency:STARt
[:SENSe]:FREQuency:STOP
[:SENSe]:OBWidth subgroup [:SENSe]:OBWidth:PERCent [:SENSe]:PULSe subgroup [:SENSe]:PULSe:BLOCk [:SENSe]:PULSe:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration [:SENSe]:PULSe:CRESolution [:SENSe]:PULSe:EBWidth:XDB [:SENSe]:PULSe:FILTer:COEFficient [:SENSe]:PULSe:FILTer:BANDwidth|:BWIDth
[:SENSe]:PULSe:FILTer:MEASurement
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Header [:SENSe]:PULSe:OBWidth:PERCent [:SENSe]:PULSe:PTOFfset [:SENSe]:PULSe:THReshold [:SENSe]:ROSCillator subgroup [:SENSe]:ROSCillator:SOURce [:SENSe]:SEMask subgroup [:SENSe]:SEMask:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration [:SENSe]:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE [:SENSe]:SEMask:LIMit:ISPurious:ZONE<x>[:STATe] [:SENSe]:SEMask:LIMit:OFCHannel:ZONE<x>[:STATe] [:SENSe]:SEMask:MEASurement [:SENSe]:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE [:SENSe]:SPECtrum subgroup [:SENSe]:SPEctrum:AVERage:COUNt [:SENSe]:SPEctrum:AVERage[:STATe] [:SENSe]:SPEctrum:AVERage:TYPE [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution] [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth[:RESolution]:AUTO [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:STATe [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:VIDeo [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:VIDeo:STATe [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:VIDeo:SWEep[:TIME] [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:DETector[:FUNCtion] [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FILTer:COEFficient [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FILTer:TYPE [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FFT:ERESolution [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FFT:LENGth [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FFT:STARt [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FFT:WINDow[:TYPE] [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:FRAMe [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:MEASurement 20 OFF RMS 100 kHz ON ON 0 OFF 0 POSitive 0.5 GAUSsian OFF 8192 1024 BH4B 0 OFF 1 MHz RECTangle OFF OFF OFCHannel AUTO INTernal Default value 99% 0 - 3 dBc
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Header [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:ZOOM:BLOCk [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:ZOOM:FREQuency:CENTer [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:ZOOM:FREQuency:WIDTh [:SENSe]:SPECtrum:ZOOM:OFFSet [:SENSe]:SPURious subgroup [:SENSe]:SPURious[:THReshold]:EXCursion [:SENSe]:SPURious[:THReshold]:IGNore [:SENSe]:SPURious[:THReshold]:SIGNal [:SENSe]:SPURious[:THReshold]:SPURious [:SENSe]:TRANsient subgroup [:SENSe]:TRANsient:BLOCk [:SENSe]:TRANsient:ITEM [:SENSe]:TRANsient:LENGth [:SENSe]:TRANsient:OFFSet 0 OFF 2048 0 3 dB 0 Hz - 20 dBm - 70 dB Default value 0 Center frequency Span 256
Table C- 9: :SENSe commands (Option)

Header Option 10 Audio measurement related [:SENSe]:AUDio subgroup [:SENSe]:AUDio:CCITt[:STATe] [:SENSe]:AUDio:CMESsage[:STATe] [:SENSe]:AUDio:DEMPhasis[:STATe] [:SENSe]:AUDio:DTYPe [:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer:HPASs:FREQuency [:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer:HPASs[:STATe] [:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer[:LPASs]:FREQuency [:SENSe]:AUDio:FILTer[:LPASs][:STATe] [:SENSe]:AUDio:HARMonics [:SENSe]:AUDio:THReshold:EXCursion [:SENSe]:AUDio:THReshold:IGNore [:SENSe]:AUDio:THReshold:SPURious OFF OFF OFF FM 50Hz OFF 80kHz OFF 12 3 dB 0 - 70 dBc Default value
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Table C- 9: :SENSe commands (Option) (Cont.)

Header Option 21 General purpose modulation analysis related [:SENSe]:DDEMod subgroup [:SENSe]:DDEMod:BLOCk [:SENSe]:DDEMod:CARRier:OFFSet [:SENSe]:DDEMod:CARRier:SEARch [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FILTer:ALPHa [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FILTer:MEASurement [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FILTer:REFerence [:SENSe]:DDEMod:FORMat [:SENSe]:DDEMod:LENGth [:SENSe]:DDEMod:MDEPth:AUTO [:SENSe]:DDEMod:MINDex:AUTO [:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:COEFficient [:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:HDIVision [:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:LSRegion[:SET] [:SENSe]:DDEMod:NLINearity:LSRegion:UNIT [:SENSe]:DDEMod:OFFSet [:SENSe]:DDEMod:PRESet [:SENSe]:DDEMod:SRATe [:SENSe]:DDEMod:STIMing:SEARch [:SENSe]:RFID subgroup [:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:ACHannel 3.6 MHz (RSA3400 Series) 1.5 MHz (RSA3300 Series) 3.6 MHz (RSA3400 Series) 1.5 MHz (RSA3300 Series) 5.04 MHz (RSA3400 Series) 2.1 MHz (RSA3300 Series) 0.5 NYQuist 0 0 0 ON 0.3 OFF GAUSsian GMSK 1536 ON ON 8 0.1 - 10 RELative 256 OFF 270.833 ksps OFF Default value
[:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration
[:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower:CSPacing
[:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower:FILTer:COEFficient [:SENSe]:RFID:ACPower:FILTer:TYPE [:SENSe]:RFID:BLOCk
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Header [:SENSe]:RFID:CARRier:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration Default value 36 MHz (RSA3400 Series) 15 MHz (RSA3300 Series) 1 Hz 0 dB - 20 dB dB 512 OFF OFF ON ON UPPer 40 kbps NRZ ASK 0 INTerrogator 5% MANUAL OFF 90% 10% 256 3 dB 0 - 20 dBm - 70 dBc 0 Span/100 - 20 dBm ON
[:SENSe]:RFID:CARRier:COUNter[:RESolution] [:SENSe]:RFID:CARRier:OFFSet [:SENSe]:RFID:CARRier:PRATio[:SET] [:SENSe]:RFID:CARRier:PRATio:UNIT [:SENSe]:RFID:LENGth [:SENSe]:RFID:MEASurement [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:ADVanced:FILTer [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:ADVanced:PREamble [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:ADVanced:SBANd [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:BRATe:AUTO [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:BRATe[:SET] [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:DECode [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:FORMat [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:INTerpolate [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:LINK [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:SERRor[:WIDTh] [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:STANdard [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation:TARI:AUTO [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation[:THReshold]:HIGHer [:SENSe]:RFID:MODulation[:THReshold]:LOWer [:SENSe]:RFID:OFFSet [:SENSe]:RFID:SPURious[:THReshold]:EXCursion [:SENSe]:RFID:SPURious[:THReshold]:IGNore [:SENSe]:RFID:SPURious[:THReshold]:SIGNal [:SENSe]:RFID:SPURious[:THReshold]:SPURious [:SENSe]:SSOurce subgroup [:SENSe]:SSOurce:BLOCk [:SENSe]:SSOurce:CARRier:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration [:SENSe]:SSOurce:CARRier[:THReshold] [:SENSe]:SSOurce:CARRier:TRACking[:STATe]
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Header [:SENSe]:SSOurce:CNRatio:FFT:LENGth [:SENSe]:SSOurce:CNRatio:OFFSet [:SENSe]:SSOurce:CNRatio:SBANd [:SENSe]:SSOurce:CNRatio:[:THReshold] [:SENSe]:SSOurce:FVTime:SMOothing [:SENSe]:SSOurce:FVTime[:THReshold] [:SENSe]:SSOurce:LENGth [:SENSe]:SSOurce:MEASurement [:SENSe]:SSOurce:OFFSet [:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:MPJitter[:THReshold] [:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:RJITter:OFFSet:STARt [:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:RJITter:OFFSet:STOP [:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:RJITter[:THReshold] [:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:OFFSet:MAXimum [:SENSe]:SSOurce:PNOise:OFFSet:MINimum [:SENSe]:SSOurce:SPURious:IGNore [:SENSe]:SSOurce:SPURious:SFILter[:STATe] [:SENSe]:SSOurce:SPURious[:THReshold]:EXCursion [:SENSe]:SSOurce:SPURious[:THReshold]:SPURious Option 24 GSM/EDGE analysis related [:SENSe]:GSMedge subgroup [:SENSe]:GSMedge:ABITs [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BLOCk [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:INDex [:SENSe]:GSMedge:BURSt:MPOint [:SENSe]:GSMedge:CARRier:OFFSet [:SENSe]:GSMedge:CARRier:SEARch [:SENSe]:GSMedge:FILTer:RCWRcosine [:SENSe]:GSMedge:LIMit:SIGNal [:SENSe]:GSMedge:LIMit:SPURious [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MEASurement [:SENSe]:GSMedge:MODulation [:SENSe]:GSMedge:SLOT 147 0 0 HWAY 0 ON ON - 20 - 36 MACCuracy GMSK 18 Default value 1024 10 Hz UPPer - 30 dBc/Hz 1 10 Hz 1024 OFF 512 10 dB 10 Hz 100 MHz 0 100 MHz 10 Hz 0 ON 3 - 70 dBc
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Header [:SENSe]:GSMedge:STANdard:BAND [:SENSe]:GSMedge:STANdard:DIRection [:SENSe]:GSMedge:STINdex [:SENSe]:GSMedge:TSCode:AUTO [:SENSe]:GSMedge:TSCode[:NUMBer] [:SENSe]:Standard subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:ACQuisition:CHIPs [:SENSe]:Standard:ACQuisition:HISTory [:SENSe]:Standard:ACQuisition:SEConds [:SENSe]:Standard:ANALysis:INTerval [:SENSe]:Standard:ANALysis:OFFSet [:SENSe]:Standard:BLOCk [:SENSe]:Standard:MEASurement [:SENSe]:Standard:SPECtrum:OFFSet [:SENSe]:Standard:SPECtrum:TINTerval [:SENSe]:Standard:ACPower subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration [:SENSe]:Standard:ACPower:FILTer:TYPE [:SENSe]:Standard:ACPower:LIMit:ADJacent<x>[:STATe] [:SENSe]:Standard:CCDF subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:CCDF:THReshold [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower:ACCThreshold [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower:FILTer:MEASurement - 27 dB FLCDMA2K: EQComp RLCDMA2K: COMP OFF SYMBol0 0 0 - 150 dBm 1.23 MHz RECTangle x=1 to 6: ON x=7 to 12: OFF 4608 0 3.75 ms 3072 0 0 OFF 0 160 s Default value GSM900 UPLink 1 OFF 0
[:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower:IQSWap [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower:MLEVel [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:CDPower:PNOFfset [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:CDPower:QOF
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Header [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower:SELect:CODE [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower:SELect:PCG [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower:WCODe [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower:FILTer:TYPE [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower:LIMit[:STATe] [:SENSe]:Standard:IM subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:IM:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration [:SENSe]:Standard:IM:FILTer:TYPE [:SENSe]:Standard:IM:LIMit:FORDer[:STATe] [:SENSe]:Standard:IM:LIMit:TORDer[:STATe] [:SENSe]:Standard:IM:SCOFfset [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:ACCThreshold [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:FILTer:MEASurement - 27 dB FLCDMA2K: EQComp RLCDMA2K: COMP OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON SYMBol 0 0 0 0 COMPosite ON 99% 1.23 MHz RECTangle OFF OFF 1.25 MHz 1.23 MHz RECTangle OFF Default value 0 0 COMPosite
[:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:IQSWap [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:PEAK[:STATe] [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:RMS[:STATe] [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:LIMit:PCDerror[:STATe] [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:LIMit:RHO[:STATe] [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:LIMit:TAU[:STATe] [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:MLEVel [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:PNOFfset [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:MACCuracy:QOF [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:SELect:CODE [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:SELect:PCG [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:WCODe [:SENSe]:Standard:OBWidth subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:OBWidth:LIMit[:STATe] [:SENSe]:Standard:OBWidth:PERCent
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Header [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:ACCThreshold [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:FILTer:MEASurement - 27 dB FLCDMA2K: EQComp RLCDMA2K: COMP OFF ON ON 0 0 0 COMPosite MPOint x=1 and 2: ON x=3 to 5: OFF 0 dBm AUTO 1.2288 MHz RECTangle x=1: ON x=2 to 5: OFF x=1 to 3: ON x= 4 and 5: OFF OFCHannel AUTO Default value
[:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:IQSWap [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:LIMit:PHASe[:STATe] [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:LIMit:TIME[:STATe] [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K:PCCHannel:PNOFfset [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:SELect:CODE [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:SELect:PCG [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:WCODe [:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime subgroup [:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:BURSt:SYNC [:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:LIMit:ZONE<x>[:STATe] [:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:RCHannel:LEVel [:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime:RCHannel:MODE [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:LIMit:ISPurious:ZONE<x>[:STATe] [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:LIMit:OFCHannel:ZONE<x>[:STATe] [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:MEASurement [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE [:SENSe]:Standard subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:ACQuisition:CHIPs [:SENSe]:Standard:ACQuisition:HISTory [:SENSe]:Standard:ACQuisition:SEConds [:SENSe]:Standard:ANALysis:INTerval [:SENSe]:Standard:ANALysis:OFFSet
Option 26 1xEV-DO analysis related ( :Standard = :FL1XEVDO | :RL1XEVDO ) 6144 0 5 ms 6 0
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Header [:SENSe]:Standard:BLOCk [:SENSe]:Standard:MEASurement [:SENSe]:Standard:SPECtrum:OFFSet [:SENSe]:Standard:ACPower subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:ACPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration [:SENSe]:Standard:ACPower:FILTer:TYPe [:SENSe]:Standard:ACPower:LIMit:ADJacent<x>[:STATe] [:SENSe]:Standard:CCDF subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:CCDF:THReshold [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower:ACCThreshold FL1XEVDO: - 27 dB RL1XEVDO: - 21 dB PILot FL1XEVDO: EQComp RL1XEVDO: COMP OFF #H0,#H0,#H0 #H0,#H0,#H0 SYMBol 0 0 0 1.23 MHz RECTangle OFF - 150 dBm 1.23 MHz RECTangle x=1 to 6: ON x=7 to 12: OFF Default value 0 OFF 0
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:CDPower:CHANnel[:TYPE] [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower:FILTer:MEASurement
[:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower:IQSWap [:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:LCMask:I [:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:CDPower:LCMask:Q [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower:MLEVel [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:CDPower:PNOFfset [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower:SELect:CODE [:SENSe]:Standard:CDPower:SELect:HSLot [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower:FILTer:TYPE [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower:LIMit[:STATe]
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Header [:SENSe]:Standard:IM subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:IM:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration [:SENSe]:Standard:IM:FILTer:TYPE [:SENSe]:Standard:IM:LIMit:FORDer[:STATe] [:SENSe]:Standard:IM:LIMit:TORDer[:STATe] [:SENSe]:Standard:IM:SCOFfset [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:ACCThreshold FL1XEVDO: - 27 dB RL1XEVDO: - 21 dB PILot FL1XEVDO: EQComp RL1XEVDO: COMP OFF #H0,#H0,#H0 #H0,#H0,#H0 OFF OFF OFF ON ON SYMBol 0 0 0 ON 99% 1.23 MHz RECTangle OFF OFF 1.25 MHz Default value
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:CHANnel[:TYPE] [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:FILTer:MEASurement
[:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:IQSWap [:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LCMask:I [:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LCMask:Q [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:PEAK[:STATe] [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:RMS[:STATe] [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:LIMit:PCDerror[:STATe] [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:LIMit:RHO[:STATe] [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:LIMit:TAU[:STATe] [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:MLEVel [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:MACCuracy:PNOFfset [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:SELect:CODE [:SENSe]:Standard:MACCuracy:SELect:HSLot [:SENSe]:Standard:OBWidth subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:OBWidth:LIMit[:STATe] [:SENSe]:Standard:OBWidth:PERCent
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Header [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:ACCThreshold FL1XEVDO: - 27 dB RL1XEVDO: - 21 dB MAC FL1XEVDO: EQComp RL1XEVDO: COMP OFF #H0,#H0,#H0 #H0,#H0,#H0 ON ON 0 0 0 416.67 s MPOint x=1 to 3: ON x=4 and 5: OFF AUTO IDLE 1.2288 MHz 416.67 s MPOint RECTangle x=1: ON x=2 to 5: OFF x=1 to 3: ON x=4 and 5: OFF OFCHannel AUTO Default value
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:CHANnel[:TYPE] [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:FILTer:MEASurement
[:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:IQSWap [:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:LCMask:I [:SENSe]:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:LCMask:Q [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:LIMit:PHASe[:STATe] [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:LIMit:TIME[:STATe] [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PCCHannel:PNOFfset [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:SELect:CODE [:SENSe]:Standard:PCCHannel:SELect:HSLot [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime subgroup [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:BURSt:OFFSet [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:BURSt:SYNC [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:LIMit:ZONE<x>[:STATe] [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:RCHannel:MODE [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime:SLOT[:TYPE] [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:BURSt:OFFSet [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:BURSt:SYNC [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:LIMit:ISPurious:ZONE<x>[:STATe] [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:LIMit:OFCHannel:ZONE<x>[:STATe] [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:MEASurement [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE
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Header [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:SLOT:GATE [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:SEMask:SLOT[:TYPE] Option 28 TD-SCDMA analysis related [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:BLOCk [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MEASurement [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACQuisition: subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACQuisition:SFRames [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACQuisition:SEConds [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACQuisition:HISTory [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis: subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:INTerval [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:OFFSet[:CHIPs] [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:OFFSet:DFRequency [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:OFFSet:IQ [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:CHANnel:THReshold [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:TSLot [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:TSLot:THReshold [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:REFerence:SFRame [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis:Reference:TFPHase [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum: subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum:OFFSet [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SELect subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SELect:SFRame [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SELect:TSLot [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SELect:CODE [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:CONTrol [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:SYNC:UPLink [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:SYNC:DOWNlink [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:SCODe [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:SPOint AUTO 0 0 0 3 0 TS0N 0 0 19200 0 0 Hz Yes - 27 dB ALL - 30 dB DWPT MIDamble 3 15 ms 0 0 OFF Default value 200 s ACTive
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Header [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:K:ZERO [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation:K:NZERo [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:FILTer subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:FILTer:MEASurement [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:CHPower subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:CHPower:LIMit[:STATe] [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACLR subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACLR:LIMit:ADJacent[1]|2|3|4[:STATe] [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:RMS[:STATe] [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy:LIMit:EVM:PEAK[:STATe] [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy:LIMit:PCDerror[:STATe] [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy:LIMit:RHO[:STATe] [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:STABle subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:STABle:TPCSs:COUNt [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:STABle:TPCSs:SELect [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM:SCOFfset [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM:LIMit:TORDer[:STATe] [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM:LIMit:FORDer[:STATe] [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:MEASurement [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:DIRection [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:LIMit:ISPurious:ZONE<x>[:STATe] [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask:LIMit:OFCHannel:ZONE<x>[:STATe] 1.28 MHz OffsetFrom-Channel AUTO DOWNlink x=1: ON x=2 to 5: OFF x=1 to 4: ON x=5: OFF 1.28 MHz 1.6 MHz Yes Yes ONE No Yes No Yes No Yes 1.6 MHz No RRCosine Default value 16 16
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Header [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask:LIMit:LEVel:ONOFf[:STATe] [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask:LIMit:LEVel:MRAMp[:STATe] [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth Subgroup [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth:PERCent [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth:LIMit[:STATe] Option 29 WLAN analysis related [:SENSe]:M2WLAN subgroup [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:ACQuisition:HISTory [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:ACQuisition:SEConds [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:ANALysis:LENGth [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:ANALysis:OFFSet [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:ANALysis:SYNC [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:BLOCk [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:MEASurement [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:PACKet[:NUMBer] [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:SPECtrum:OFFSet [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:SSEGment[:NUMBer] [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:SUBCarrier[:NUMBer] [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:SUBCarrier:SELect [:SENSe]:M2WLAN:TXANtenna:SELect [:SENSe]:SWLAN subgroup [:SENSe]:SWLAN:ACQuisition:HISTory [:SENSe]:SWLAN:ACQuisition:SEConds [:SENSe]:SWLAN:ANALysis:EQUalization[:STATe] [:SENSe]:SWLAN:ANALysis:LENGth [:SENSe]:SWLAN:ANALysis:OFFSet [:SENSe]:SWLAN:ANALysis:SFORmat [:SENSe]:SWLAN:ANALysis:SYNC [:SENSe]:SWLAN:BLOCk [:SENSe]:SWLAN:MEASurement [:SENSe]:SWLAN:PACKet[:NUMBer] [:SENSe]:SWLAN:SMASk[:SELect] 0 20 s ON 20 s 0 ONE LTSYmbol 0 OFF 0 EFFective 0 20 s 20 s 0 LTField 0 OFF 0 0 0 - 64 BOTH ONE 99% Yes Yes Yes Default value
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Header [:SENSe]:SWLAN:SPECtrum:OFFSet [:SENSe]:SWLAN:SSEGment[:NUMBer] [:SENSe]:SWLAN:SUBCarrier[:NUMBer] [:SENSe]:SWLAN:SUBCarrier:SELect [:SENSe]:SWLAN:TXANtenna:SELect [:SENSe]:WLAN subgroup [:SENSe]:WLAN:ACQuisition:HISTory [:SENSe]:WLAN:ACQuisition:SEConds [:SENSe]:WLAN:ANALysis:EQUalization[:STATe] [:SENSe]:WLAN:ANALysis:LENGth [:SENSe]:WLAN:ANALysis:MODulation [:SENSe]:WLAN:ANALysis:OFFSet [:SENSe]:WLAN:ANALysis:SYNC [:SENSe]:WLAN:BLOCk [:SENSe]:WLAN:MEASurement [:SENSe]:WLAN:SMASk[:SELect] [:SENSe]:WLAN:SPECtrum:OFFSet [:SENSe]:WLAN:SSEGment[:NUMBer] [:SENSe]:WLAN:SUBCarrier[:NUMBer] [:SENSe]:WLAN:SUBCarrier:SELect [:SENSe]:WLAN:TPOWer:BURSt:INDex [:SENSe]:WLAN:TPOWer:SLOPe Option 30 3GPP-R99 and 3GPP-R5 analyses related ( :Standard = :SADLR5_3GPP | :SAULR5_3GPP ) [:SENSe]:AC3Gpp subgroup [:SENSe]:AC3Gpp:FILTer:ALPHa [:SENSe]:AC3Gpp:FILTer:TYPE [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP subgroup [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:BLOCk [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:CARRier:SEARch [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:COMPosite [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:DTYPe:SEARch 0 0 ON ON ON 0.22 RNYQuist 0 20 s ON 20 s AUTO 0 LTSYmbol 0 OFF DSSS 0 0 - 32 BOTH 0 POSitive Default value 0 0 - 64 BOTH ONE
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Header [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:EVM:IQOoffset [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:FILTer:ALPHa [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:FILTer:MEASurement [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:FILTer:REFerence [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:LENGth [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:OFFSet [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:SCHPart [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:SCODe:ALTernative [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP:SCODe:SEARch [:SENSe]:Standard:ACLR subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:ACLR:FILTer:COEFficient [:SENSe]:Standard:ACLR:FILTer:TYPE [:SENSe]:Standard:ACLR:LIMit:ADJacent<x>[:STATe] [:SENSe]:Standard:ACLR:NCORrection [:SENSe]:Standard:ACLR:SWEep [:SENSe]:Standard:CFRequency subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:CFRequency:CRESolution [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower:FILTer:COEFficient [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower:FILTer:TYPE [:SENSe]:Standard:CHPower:LIMit[:STATe] [:SENSe]:Standard:EBWidth subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:EBWidth:XDB [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr subgroup [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr:CARRier[:THReshold] [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr:FILTer:COEFficient [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr:FILTer:TYPE [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr:LIMit:ADJacent<x>[:STATe] [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr:NCORrection - 10 dBc 0.22 RNYQuist ON OFF - 30 dB 3.84 MHz 0.5 RECTangle OFF 1 Hz 0.22 RNYQuist ON OFF ON Default value INCLude 0.22 RRCosine RCOSine 512000 0 OFF NUSed 0 OFF
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Header [:SENSe]:Standard:OBWidth subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:OBWidth:LIMit[:STATe] [:SENSe]:Standard:OBWidth:PERCent [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask subgroup [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:BANDwidth|:BWIDth:INTegration [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:FILTer:COEFficient [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:FILTer:TYPE [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:LIMit:ZONE<x>[:STATe] [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:RCHannel:LEVel [:SENSe]:Standard:SEMask:RCHannel:MODE [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp subgroup [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:BLOCk [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:CARRier:OFFSet [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:CARRier:SEARch [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:FILTer:ALPHa [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:FILTer:MEASurement [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:FILTer:REFerence [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:LENGth [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:MMODe [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:OFFSet [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:SCODe:NUMBer [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:SCODe:TYPE [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp:THReshold [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP subgroup [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:BLOCk [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:CARRier:SEARch [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:EVM:IQOoffset [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:FILTer:ALPHa [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:FILTer:MEASurement [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:FILTer:REFerence [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:LENGth [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:MMOde 0 0 ON INCLude 0.22 RRCosine RCOSine 512000 DPCH 0 0 ON 0.22 RRCosine RCOSine 512000 DPCH 0 0 LONG - 30 dB 3.84 MHz 0.5 RECTangle ON 0 AUTO ON 99 Default value
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Header [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:OFFSet [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SCODe:TYPE [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet:DTIMe [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet[:STSLot] [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP:SFRame:SEARch [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPPP:THReshold[:BURSt] [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP subgroup [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:BLOCk [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:CARRier:SEARch [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:CCODe:EAGCh [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:CCODe:ERGCh [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:COMPosite [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:DTYPe:SEARch [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:EVM:IQOoffset [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:FILTer:ALPHa [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:FILTer:MEASurement [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:FILTer:REFerence [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:LENGth [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:OFFSet [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:SCHPart [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:SCODe:ALTernative [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:SCODe:SEARch [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:CCODe:EAGCh [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP:CCODe:ERGCh [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP subgroup [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:BLOCk [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:CARRier:OFFSet [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:CARRier:SEARch [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:CCONfig 0 0 ON AUTO 0 0 ON 0 0 ON ON ON 0.22 RRCosine RCOSine 512000 0 OFF NUSed 0 OFF 0 0 Default value 0 0 LONG 1 0 DTIMe - 30 dB
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Header [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:DFORmat [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:EVM:IQOoffset [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:EVM:TPERiods [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:FILTer:ALPHa [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:FILTer:MEASurement [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:FILTer:REFerence [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:LENGth [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:MMOde [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:OFFSet [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SCODe:NUMBer [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SCODe:TYPE [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet:DTIMe [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame:OFFSet[:STSLot] [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame:SEARch [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:SFRame:TOLerance [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:THReshold[:BURSt] [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP:THReshold:DTX Default value AUTO ON EXClude 0.22 RRCosine RCOSine 512000 DPCH 0 0 LONG 1 0 DTIMe 0 - 30 dB - 11.8 dB
Table C- 10: :STATus commands

Header :STATus:OPERation:ENABle :STATus:QUEStionable:ENABle :STATus:QUEStionable[:EVENt] Default value 32767 32767 0
Table C- 11: :TRACe commands

Header :TRACe<x>:AVERage:COUNt :TRACe<x>:DDETector :TRACe<x>:DPSA:AVERage:COUNt :TRACe<x>:DPSA:COLor:INTensity Default value 20 MAXimum 20 25%
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Table C- 11: :TRACe commands (Cont.)

Header :TRACe<x>:DPSA:DOT:PERSistent :TRACe<x>:DPSA:DOT:PERSistent:TYPE :TRACe<x>:DPSA:DOT:PERSistent:VARiable :TRACe<x>:DPSA:FREeze :TRACe<x>:DPSA:MODE :TRACe<x>:MODE :TRACe:AUDio:AVERage:COUNt :TRACe:AUDio:LENGth :TRACe:AUDio:MODE :TRACe2:MODE (Option 21 only) (Option 10 only) (Option 10 only) (Option 10 only) Default value ON VARiable 10 OFF Trace 1: BITMap Trace 2: PPEak NORMal 20 65536 NORMal MAXMinimum
Table C- 12: :TRIGger commands

Header :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:LEVel:EXTernal :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:LEVel:IQFRequency :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:LEVel:IQTime :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:MODE :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:POSition :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SAVE:COUNt[:STATe] :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SAVE:COUNt:MAXimum :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SAVE[:STATe] :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SLOPe :TRIGger[:SEQuence]:SOURce Default value 1.4 V 0 - 40 dBfs AUTO 50% OFF 100 OFF POSitive IQTime
Table C- 13: :UNIT commands

Header :UNIT:ANGLe Default value DEG
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Appendix D: Setting Range

This section lists the setting range of the horizontal and vertical scale for the views, and of RBW (Resolution Bandwidth).
Scale Setting Range

Table D- 1: Display format and scale
Display format Spectrum Spectrogram Time domain view Horizontal range 0 Hz to 8 GHz 0 Hz to 8 GHz - (Tf Nf) to 0 s * Vertical range - 200 to +100 dBm Frame - 15999 to 0 Frame - 63999 to 0 (Option 02) - 200 to +100 dBm (Amplitude) - 30 to +30 V (I/Q level) - 300 to +300% (AM) - 38.4 to +38.4 MHz (FM/FVT) - 675 to +675 degrees (PM) 10- 9 to 100%
CCDF *
0 to 15.01 dB
Tf: Frame time; Nf: Frame number
Table D- 2: Display format and scale: Digital modulation analysis (Option 21)
Display format Constellation EVM Horizontal range - (Tf Nf) to 0 s * - (Tf Nf) to 0 s * Vertical range fixed - 100 to +200% (EVM) - 300 to +300% (amplitude error) - 675 to +675 degrees (phase error) fixed NA
Eye diagram Symbol table *
- (Tf Nf) to 0 s * 0 to (1024 Nf) symbols
Tf: Frame time; Nf: Frame number
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Table D- 3: Display format and scale: RFID Measurements (Option 21)

Measurement item Carrier Display format Waveform Spectrogram Zoom Spectrum Power vs. Time Frequency vs. Time Zoomed spectrum Spurious ACPR Power on/down Spurious ACPR Waveform Spectrogram Zoom Spectrum Power vs. Time Frequency vs. Time Power On/Down RF envelope Constellation Eye diagram Symbol table Waveform Same as Carrier. - 200 to 100 dBm Same as Spectrum above. Same as Spectrum in Carrier. Same as Spectrum in Carrier. Same as Carrier. Same as Spectrogram. (Center frequency) (Zoomed span)/2 - 200 to 100 dBm - 200 to 100 dBm (Center frequency) (Zoomed span)/2 Horizontal range Refer to Table D-- 1. Vertical range
Spectrogram Zoom Spectrum Power vs. Time Frequency vs. Time RF Envelope Constellation Eye Diagram Symbol Table Refer to Table D-- 2. - 50 to 100 mV
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Table D- 4: Display format and scale: Signal source analysis (Option 21)
Measurement item Phase noise Spurious Real-time phase noise Display format Spectrum C/N vs. Offset frequency Spurious Spectrogram Power vs. Time Spectrum Noisogram Equiv. jitter vs. Time RMS noise vs. Time C/N vs. Time C/N vs. Offset frequency Real-- time spurious Spectrogram Power vs. Time Spectrum Noisogram C/N vs. Offset frequency Spurious Frequency vs. Time Spectrogram Power vs. Time Spectrum Frequency vs. Time Same as that in Phase noise. Refer to Table D-- 1. Same as that in Phase noise. 10 Hz to 100 MHz Same as that in Phase noise. Same as that in Spurious above. Refer to Table D-- 1. Vertical: 40 to 40960 frames Color: - 230 to 70 dBc/Hz Same as that in Phase noise. 10 Hz to 100 MHz - (Acquisition length) to 0 s - (Acquisition length) to 0 s 0 to (Analysis length) s Same as that in Phase noise. Refer to Table D-- 1. Vertical: 40 to 40960 frames Color: - 230 to 70 dBc/Hz 0 to 0.1 s 0 to 359 degrees / 0 to 6.28 radians - 310 to +140 dBc/Hz Horizontal range (Center frequency) (Span)/2 10 Hz to 100 MHz (Center frequency) (Span)/2 Refer to Table D-- 1. Vertical range - 200 to +100 dBm - 310 to +140 dBc/Hz - 200 to +100 dBm
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Table D- 5: W-CDMA (Option 30), 3GPP-R5 (Option 30), and 3GPP-R6 (Option 40) analyses
Display format CDP spectrogram * CDP vs. Short code * CDP vs. Symbol * CDP vs. Time slot * Symbol constellation Symbol EVM Horizontal range 0 to 511 channels 0 to 511 channels 0 to 639 symbols - 3999 to 0 slot - 15999 to 0 slot (Option 02) 0 to 639 symbols 0 to 639 symbols Vertical range Slot - 3999 to 0 Slot - 15999 to 0 (Option 02) - 200 to +100 dB/dBm - 200 to +100 dB/dBm - 200 to +100 dB/dBm fixed - 100 to +200% (EVM) - 300 to +300% (amplitude error) - 675 to +675 degrees (phase error) fixed
Symbol eye diagram *
0 to 639 symbols
CDP: Code Domain Power
Table D- 6: Display format and scale, cdma2000 analysis (Option 25)

Display format Code domain power Link Forward link Reverse link Modulation accuracy EVM Both Foward link Reverse link Amplitude (Mag) error Phase error Power codogram Symbol table IQ power graph Constellation Both Both Both Both Both Both Horizontal range RC1/RC2: 16 to 64 channels RC3/RC4/RC5: 16 to 128 channels RC3/RC4: 16 to 64 channels Fixed Chip: 24 to 1536 Symbol: 24 (fixed) Chip: 24 to 1536 Symbol: 24 to 48 Same as in EVM Same as in EVM Same as in Code domain power Maximum 256 Same as in EVM Fixed - 300 to +300% - 675 to +675 degrees Frame - 6144 to 0 Frame - 24579 to 0 (Option 02) NA Frame - 6144 to 0 Frame - 24579 to 0 (Option 02) Fixed Fixed - 100 to +200% Vertical range Relative: - 200 to +100 dB Absolute: - 160 to +140 dBm
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Table D- 7: Display format and scale, 1xEV-DO analysis (Option 26)

Display format Code domain power Link Forward link Horizontal range MAC: 64 codes Pilot: 32 codes Data: 16 codes Preamble: 32 codes 16 codes Fixed Channel Overall MAC Pilot Data Preamble Chip 1024 128 96 max 800 max 800 Symbol 2 3 max 50 max 25 Fixed - 100 to +200% Vertical range Relative: - 200 to +100 dB Absolute: - 160 to +140 dBm
Reverse link Modulation accuracy EVM Both Foward link
Reverse link Amplitude (Mag) error Phase error Power codogram Symbol table Both Both Both Forward link
Chip: 1024 Symbol: max 256 Same as in EVM Same as in EVM Same as in Code domain power MAC: 2 Pilot: 3 Data: max 50 Preamble: max 25 max 256 Same as in EVM Fixed Frame - 6144 to 0 Frame - 24579 to 0 (Option 02) Fixed - 300 to +300% - 675 to +675 degrees Frame - 6144 to 0 Frame - 24579 to 0 (Option 02) NA
Reverse link IQ power graph Constellation Both Both
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Table D- 8: Display format and scale, TD-SCDMA analysis (Option 28)

Display format Spectrum Spectrogram Code domain power CDP versus subframe Horizontal range 0 Hz to 8 GHz 0 Hz to 8 GHz 16 codes Variable Maximum: 4000 subframes (Standard), 1000 subframes (Opt 02) CDP versus symbol CDP codogram Composite constellation Symbol constellation EVM Magnitude error Phase error Symbol table Power versus time Data: Variable, based on spreading factor. Maximum: 704 16 codes Fixed Fixed 704 symbols maximum 704 symbols maximum 704 symbols maximum Data: 704 maximum Time slot Summary (full burst): 0 to +675 msec and 6.25 msec additional pre/post time slot data (and chip position within subframe) Subframe Summary: - 5.0 msec to 0 msec (6400 chip) Transmit On/Off Mask: Same as subframe summary Vertical range - 200 to +100 dBm Frame - 15999 to 0 Frame - 63999 to 0 (Option 02) Relative: - 200 to +100 dB Absolute: - 160 to 140 dBm Relative: - 200 to +100 dB Absolute: - 160 to 140 dBm Relative: - 200 to +100 dB Absolute: - 160 to 140 dBm - 1000 to 0 subframes (Standard) - 2047 to 0 subframes (Option 02) Fixed Fixed - 100 to +200% - 300 to +300% - 675 to +675 degrees NA - 200 to +100 dBm
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Table D- 9: Display format and scale, WLAN analysis (Option 29)

Display format Transfer Function (Amplitude) Transfer Function (Phase) Delay Profile Transfogram (Amplitude) Transfogram (Phase) Delayogram EVM versus Time Magnitude error versus Time Phase error versus Time Power versus Time Constelation EVM versus SC Signal type Horizontal range Vertical range 200 to 100 dBm - 1200 to 1200 _ - 200 to 100 dBm 58 to 59392 packets 58 to 59392 packets 58 to 59392 packets - 100 to +200% - 300 to +300 % - 675 to +675 _ - 100 to +50 dBm Fixed - 100 to +200% Color range - 200 to 100 dBm - 1200 to 1200 _ - 200 to 100 dBm - 300 to +300% - 675 to +675 _ - 100 to +50 dBm Fixed - 750 to +750 kHz - 150 to +150 dB - 5 to +10 mW -
All (11n only) Subcarrier # - 64 to 63 All (11n only) Subcarrier # - 64 to 63 All (11n only) - 100 to 0 ms All (11n only) Subcarrier # - 64 to 63 All (11n only) Subcarrier # - 64 to 63 All (11n only) All All All All All Non-OFDM OFDM Non-OFDM - 100 to 0 ms - 100 to 0 ms - 100 to 0 ms - 100 to 0 ms - 100 to 0 ms Fixed - 100 to 0 ms Subcarrier # - 32 to 31 (11a/b/g) - 64 to 63 (11n) - 100 to 0 ms Subcarrier # - 32 to 31 (11a/b/g) - 64 to 63 (11n) - 100 to 0 ms Subcarrier # - 32 to 31 (11a/b/g) - 64 to 63 (11n) Subcarrier # - 32 to 31 (11a/b/g) - 64 to 63 (11n) Fixed - 100 to 0 ms Subcarrier # - 32 to 31 (11a/b/g) - 64 to 63 (11n) - 5 to 10 mW -
Magnitude error versus SC
OFDM Non-OFDM
Phase error versus SC Power versus SC SC Constellation Frequency error OFDM flatness OFDM linearity Symbol table
OFDM OFDM All All OFDM OFDM All
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RBW
The RBW setting range depends on span as shown in Table D-10. Table D- 10: RBW setting range
Span (Hz) 50 to 100 120 to 200 250 to 500 600 to 1 k 1.2 k to 2 k 2.5 k to 5 k 6 k to 10 k 12 k to 20 k 30 k to 50 k 60 k to 100 k 120 k to 200 k 250 k to 500 k 600 k to 1 M 1.2 M to 2 M 2.5 M to 5 M 6 M to 10 M 15 M 20 M to 40 M 50 M to 80 M 100 M to 150 M 200 M to 400 M 500 M to 800 M 1 G to 1.5 G 2 G to 3 G * Default value (Hz) /[Number of samples] 2 5 10 20 50 100 100 200 300 500 1k 2k 5k 10 k 20 k 50 k 80 k 100 k 300 k 500 k 1M 2M 5M 10 M [1024] [512] [1024] [1024] [512] [1024] [2048] [2048] [4096] [4096] [4096] [2048] [2048] [4096] [4096] [2048] [4096] [1024*N] [512*N] [256*N] [128*N] [128*N] [128*N] [128*N] Minimum value (Hz) /[Number of samples] 1 1 1 1 2 5 10 20 50 100 200 500 1k 1k 1k 1k 2k 10 k 10 k 10 k 10 k 20 k 50 k 100 k [2048] [4096] [8192] [16384] [16384] [16384] [16384] [16384] [16384] [16384] [16384] [16384] [16384] [32768] [65536] [65536] [65536] [8192*N] [8192*N] [8192*N] [8192*N] [4096*N] [2048*N] [1024*N] Maximum value (Hz) /[Number of samples] 10 20 50 100 200 500 1k 2k 5k 10 k 20 k 50 k 100 k 200 k 500 k 1M 2M 2M 2M 10 M 10 M 10 M 20 M 30 M [128] [128] [128] [128] [128] [128] [128] [128] [128] [128] [128] [128] [128] [128] [256] [128] [256] [64*N] [64*N] [64*N] [64*N] [64*N] [64*N] [64*N]
N: Number of multi-frames, that is the value rounded off [(span)/(10 MHz)] to the positive infinity.
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Appendix E: SCPI Conformance Information

All commands in the RSA3000B Series analyzers are based on SCPI Version 1999.0. Table E- lists the commands that are defined in the SCPI 1999.0 -1 Standard. The other commands not listed in the table are not defined in the SCPI 1999.0 Standard. Table E- 1: SCPI 1999.0-defined commands
Command group IEEE common Command *CAL? *CLS *ESE *ESR? *IDN? *OPC *RST *SRE *STB? *TST? *WAI :ABORt :CALibration :HCOPy :INITiate :ABORt :CALibration :HCOPy :INITiate [:ALL]? :AUTO :DESTination [:IMMediate] :CONTinuous [:IMMediate] :RESTart :INPut :INPut :ATTenuation :AUTO :COUPling :INSTrument :MMEMory :INSTrument :MMEMory :CATalog [:SELect] :COPY :DELete :NAME
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Table E- 1: SCPI 1999.0-defined commands (Cont.)

Command group :PROGram Command :PROGram :CATalog? [:SELected] :DELete :EXECute :NAME :NUMBer :STRing :SENSe [:SENSe] :FREQuency :CENTer :STEP :SPAN :STARt :STOP :ROSCillator :STATus :STATus :OPERation :SOURce :CONDition? :ENABle [:EVENt]? NTRansition PTRansition :PRESet :QUEStionable :CONDition? :ENABle [:EVENt]? NTRansition PTRansition :SYSTem :SYSTem :DATE :ERRor :ALL? :CODE :COUNt? [:NEXT]? :KLOCk :PRESet :TIME :VERSion? :ALL? [:NEXT]? :AUTO [:INCrement] [:SELected]
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Table E- 1: SCPI 1999.0-defined commands (Cont.)

Command group :TRIGger Command :TRIGger [:SEQuence] :MODE :POSition :SLOPe :SOURce :UNIT :UNIT :ANGLe
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Glossary and Index
Glossary
AM (Amplitude Modulation) The process, or result of a process, in which the amplitude of a sine wave (the carrier) is varied in accordance with the instantaneous voltage of a second electrical signal (the modulating signal). ASCII Acronym for the American Standard Code for Information Interchange. Controllers transmit commands to the analyzer using ASCII character encoding. Backus-Naur Form (BNF) A standard notation system for command syntax diagrams. The syntax diagrams in this manual use BNF notation. Controller A computer or other device that sends commands to and accepts responses from the analyzer. EVM (Error Vector Magnitude) The magnitude of an error of an actual signal relative to an ideal signal in a constellation display. FM (Frequency Modulation) The process, or result of a process, in which the frequency of an electrical signal (the carrier) is varied in accordance with some characteristic of a second electrical signal (the modulating signal or modulation). GPIB Acronym for General Purpose Interface Bus, the common name for the communications interface system defined in IEEE Std 488. IEEE Acronym for the Institute for Electrical and Electronic Engineers. PM (Pulse Modulation) The process, or result of a process, in which the amplitude, phase, or duration of a pulse train (the carrier) is varied in accordance with some characteristic of a second electrical signal (the modulating signal or modulation).
Glossary- 1
Glossary
Glossary- 2
Index
A
Abbreviations, commands, queries, and parameters, 2- 6 :ABORt command group, 2- 16 :ABORt commands, 2- 93 Arguments, parameters, 2- 4 Commands chaining, 2- 7 rules for forming, 2- 1 structure of IEEE 488.2 commands, 2- 10 syntax, 2- 1 :CONFigure command group, 2- 18 :CONFigure command group (option), 2- 19 :CONFigure commands, 2- 125 :CONFigure Commands (Option), 2- 137 :CONFigure:AC3Gpp subgroup (Option 30), 2- 178 :CONFigure:AUDio subgroup (Option 10), 2- 138 :CONFigure:DDEMod subgroup (Option 21), 2- 139 :CONFigure:DLR5_3GPP subgroup (Option 30), 2- 179 :CONFigure:DLR6_3GPP subgroup (Option 40), 2- 187 :CONFigure:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO subgroup (Option 26), 2- 156 :CONFigure:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K subgroup (Option 25), 2- 146 :CONFigure:GSMedge subgroup (Option 24), 2- 142 :CONFigure:RFID subgroup (Option 21), 2- 140 :CONFigure:SADLR5_3GPP subgroup (Option 30), 2- 180 :CONFigure:SSOurce subgroup (Option 21), 2- 141 :CONFigure:SWLAN subgroup, 2- 174 :CONFigure:TD_SCDMA subgroup (Option 28), 2- 166 :CONFigure:UL3Gpp subgroup (Option 30), 2- 185 :CONFigure:ULR5_3GPP subgroup (Option 30), 2- 186 :CONFigure:ULR6_3GPP subgroup (Option 40), 2- 188 :CONFigure:WLAN subgroup (Option 29), 2- 176 Conformance information, E- 1 Creating commands, 2- 3 -
B
Backus-Naur Form, 2- 1 BNF (Backus-Naur form), 2- 1 -
C
:CALCulate command group, 2- 17 :CALCulate commands, 2- 95 :CALibration command group, 2- 18 :CALibration commands, 2- 113 Case sensitivity, 2- 9 Character chart, A- 1 Command group :ABORt, 2- 16 :CALCulate, 2- 17 :CALibration, 2- 18 :CONFigure, 2- 18 :CONFigure (option), 2- 19 :DATA, 2- 21 :DISPlay, 2- 22 :DISPlay (option), 2- 25 :FETCh, 2- 45 :FETCh (option), 2- 46 :FORMat, 2- 50 :HCOPy, 2- 51 IEEE common, 2- 16 :INITiate, 2- 51 :INPut, 2- 51 :INSTrument, 2- 52 :MMEMory, 2- 52 :OUTPut, 2- 53 :PROGram, 2- 54 :READ, 2- 54 :SENSe, 2- 58 :SENSe (option), 2- 63 :STATus, 2- 80 :SYSTem, 2- 80 :TRACe, 2- 81 :TRIGger, 2- 82 :UNIT, 2- 82 -
D
:DATA command group, 2- 21 :DATA commands, 2- 189 Demod mode, definition, 2- 14, 2- 934 :DISPlay command group, 2- 22, 2- 25 :DISPlay commands, 2- 191 :DISPlay commands (option), 2- 263 :DISPlay:AC3Gpp subgroup (Option 30), 2- 582 :DISPlay:AUDio:SPECtrum subgroup (Option 10), 2- 265 :DISPlay:AUDio:TFRequency subgroup (Option 10), 2- 273 :DISPlay:CCDF subgroup, 2- 194 :DISPlay:DDEMod subgroup (Option 21), 2- 281 :DISPlay:DLR5_3GPP subgroup (Option 30), 2- 586 :DISPlay:DLR6_3GPP subgroup (Option 40), 2- 645 -
Index- 1
Index
:DISPlay:DPSA subgroup, 2- 200 :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO:WAVeform subgroup (Option 26), 2- 449 :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF subgroup (Option 26), 2- 426 :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:DDEMod subgroup (Option 26), 2- 433 :DISPlay:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SPECtrum subgoup (Option 26), 2- 445 :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF subgroup (Option 25), 2- 399 :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:DDEMod subgroup (Option 25), 2- 406 :DISPlay:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SPECtrum subgroup (Option 25), 2- 418 :DISPlay:GSMedge:DDEMod subgroup (Option 24), 2- 374 :DISPlay:GSMedge:SPECtrum subgroup (Option 24), 2- 389 :DISPlay:GSMedge:WAVeform subgroup (Option 24), 2- 394 :DISPlay:M2WLAN:DDEMod subgroup (Option 29), 2- 483 :DISPlay:M2WLAN:TFRequency subgroup (Option 29), 2- 506 :DISPlay:OVIew subgroup, 2- 205 :DISPlay:PULSe:MVIew|:SVIew subgroup, 2- 217 :DISPlay:PULSe:SPECtrum subgroup, 2- 227 :DISPlay:PULSe:WAVeform subgroup, 2- 232 :DISPlay:RFID:DDEMod subgroup (Option 21), 2- 314 :DISPlay:RFID:SPECtrum subgroup (Option 21), 2- 333 :DISPlay:RFID:WAVeform subgroup (Option 21), 2- 337 :DISPlay:RLCDMA2K:WAVeform subgroup (Option 25), 2- 422 :DISPlay:SADLR5_3GPP subgroup (Option 30), 2- 605 :DISPlay:SPECtrum subgroup, 2- 236 :DISPlay:SSOurce:MVIew subgroup (Option 21), 2- 341 :DISPlay:SSOurce:SPECtrum subgroup (Option 21), 2- 362 :DISPlay:SSOurce:SVIew subgroup (Option 21), 2- 350 :DISPlay:SSOurce:TFRequency subgroup (Option 21), 2- 366 :DISPlay:SSOurce:WAVeform subgroup (Option 21), 2- 370 :DISPlay:SWLAN:DDEMod subgroup (Option 29), 2- 517 :DISPlay:SWLAN:SPECtrum subgroup (Option 29), 2- 545 -
:DISPlay:SWLAN:TFRequency subgroup (Option 29), 2- 549 :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:DDEMod subgroup (Option 28), 2- 453 :DISPlay:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum subgroup (Option 28), 2- 479 :DISPlay:TFRequency subgroup, 2- 246 :DISPlay:UL3Gpp subgroup (Option 30), 2- 609 :DISPlay:ULR5_3GPP subgroup (Option 30), 2- 630 :DISPlay:ULR6_3GPP subgroup (Option 40), 2- 667 :DISPlay:WAVeform subgroup, 2- 258 :DISPlay:WLAN:DDEMod subgroup (Option 29), 2- 560 :DISPlay:WLAN:SPECtrum subgroup (Option 29), 2- 578 :DISPlay[:VIEW] subgroup, 2- 255 -
E
Error codes, 3- 17 commands, 3- 18 device specific, 3- 22 execution, 3- 20 hardware, 3- 22 query, 3- 22 Example, programming, 4- 1 -
F
:FETCh command group, 2- 45 :FETCh command group (option), 2- 46 :FETCh commands, 2- 693 :FETCh commands (Option), 2- 727 :FETCh:AC3Gpp subgroup (Option 30), 2- 868 :FETCh:AUDio subgroup (Option 10), 2- 729 :FETCh:DDEMod subgroup (Option 21), 2- 736 :FETCh:DLR5_3GPP subgroup (Option 30), 2- 869 :FETCh:DLR6_3GPP subgroup (Option 40), 2- 902 :FETCh:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO subgroup (Option 26), 2- 795 :FETCh:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K subgroup (Option 25), 2- 775 :FETCh:GSMedge subgroup (Option 24), 2- 763 :FETCh:M2WLAN subgroup (Option 29), 2- 842 :FETCh:RFID subgroup (Option 21), 2- 743 :FETCh:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP subgroup (Option 30), 2- 875 :FETCh:SSOurce subgroup (Option 21), 2- 754 :FETCh:SWLAN subgroup (Option 29), 2- 850 :FETCh:TD_SCDMA subgroup (Option 28), 2- 819 -
Index- 2
Index
:FETCh:UL3Gpp subgroup (Option 30), 2- 890 :FETCh:ULR5_3GPP subgroup (Option 30), 2- 896 :FETCh:ULR6_3GPP subgroup (Option 40), 2- 908 :FETCh:WLAN subgroup (Option 29), 2- 859 :FORMat command group, 2- 50 :FORMat commands, 2- 917 -
O
:OUTPut command group, 2- 53 :OUTPut commands, 2- 965 -
P
Parameter Types Used in Syntax Descriptions, 2- 4 :PROGram command group, 2- 54 :PROGram commands, 2- 967 Programming example, 4- 1 -
G
GPIB configurations, 1- 5 connection rules, 1- 5 interface specification, B- 1 setting GPIB parameters, 1- 6 -
Q
Queries, 2- 3 Query Responses, 2- 3 Queues event, 3- 12 output, 3- 12 Quotes, 2- 9 -
H
:HCOPy command group, 2- 51 :HCOPy commands, 2- 919 Hierarchy tree, 2- 2 Horizontal scaling, note, 2- 192 -
I
IEEE 488.2 Common Commands, 2- 10 IEEE common command group, 2- 16 IEEE Std 488.2-1987, 2- 1 Initialization settings, C- 1 :INITiate command group, 2- 51 :INITiate commands, 2- 923 :INPut command group, 2- 51 :INPut commands, 2- 927 :INSTrument command group, 2- 52 :INSTrument commands, 2- 933 Interface message, B- 3 -
R
:READ command group, 2- 54 :READ commands, 2- 973 :READ commands (option), 2- 1007 :READ:AC3Gpp subgroup (Option 30), 2- 1089 :READ:AUDio subgroup (Option 10), 2- 1009 :READ:DDEMod subgroup (Option 21), 2- 1016 :READ:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO subgroup (Option 26), 2- 1057 :READ:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K subgroup (Option 25), 2- 1043 :READ:GSMedge subgroup (Option 24), 2- 1032 :READ:RFID subgroup (Option 21), 2- 1023 :READ:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP subgroup (Option 30), 2- 1090 :READ:SSOurce subgroup (Option 21), 2- 1028 :READ:SWLAN subgroup (Option 29), 2- 1082 :READ:TD_SCDMA subgroup (Option 28), 2- 1071 :READ:WLAN subgroup (Option 29), 2- 1084 Registers Event Status Enable Register (ESER), 3- 9 Operation Condition Register (OCR), 3- 8 Operation Event Register (OEVR), 3- 8 Service Request Enable Register (SRER), 3- 10 Standard Event Status Register (SESR), 3- 7 Status Byte Register (SRB), 3- 6 Retrieving response message, 2- 1671 Rules
M
MAXimum for numeric parameters, 2- 5 Measurement modes, 2- 13, 2- 934 MINimum for numeric parameters, 2- 5 :MMEMory command group, 2- 52 :MMEMory commands, 2- 937 Mnemonics, Constructed, 2- 11 Mode, measurement, 2- 13, 2- 934 -
N
Note on horizontal scaling, 2- 192 -
Index- 3
Index
command forming, 2- 1 for using SCPI commands, 2- 9 -
S
S/A mode, definition, 2- 13, 2- 934 Scaling, horizontal, note, 2- 192 SCPI abbreviating, 2- 6 chaining commands, 2- 7 commands, 2- 2 conformance information, E- 1 general rules, 2- 9 parameter types, 2- 4 subsystem hierarchy tree, 2- 2 SCPI commands and queries syntax, 2- 2 creating commands, 2- 3 creating queries, 2- 3 :SENSe command group, 2- 58 :SENSe command group (option), 2- 63 :SENSe commands, 2- 1105 :SENSe commands (option), 2- 1207 [:SENSe]:AC3Gpp subgroup (Option 30), 2- 1538 [:SENSe]:ACPower subgroup, 2- 1106 [:SENSe]:ADEMod subgroup, 2- 1110 [:SENSe]:ADEMod:AM:CADetection(?), 2- 1112 [:SENSe]:ADEMod:LENGth (?), 2- 1115 [:SENSe]:AUDio subgroup (Option 10), 2- 1210 [:SENSe]:AVERage subgroup, 2- 1120 [:SENSe]:BSIZe subgroup, 2- 1123 [:SENSe]:CCDF subgroup, 2- 1125 [:SENSe]:CFRequency subgroup, 2- 1128 [:SENSe]:CHPower subgroup, 2- 1129 [:SENSe]:CNRatio subgroup, 2- 1132 [:SENSe]:CORRection subgroup, 2- 1137 [:SENSe]:DDEMod subgroup (Option 21), 2- 1221 [:SENSe]:DLR5_3GPP subgroup (Option 30), 2- 1540 [:SENSe]:DLR6_3GPP subgroup (Option 40), 2- 1596 [:SENSe]:DPSA subgroup, 2- 1142 [:SENSe]:EBWidth subgroup, 2- 1145 [:SENSe]:FEED subgroup, 2- 1147 [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO:PVTime subgroup (Option 26), 2- 1435 [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO subgroup (Option 26), 2- 1381 [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:ACPower subgroup (Option 26), 2- 1388 [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CCDF subgroup (Option 26), 2- 1392 [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CDPower subgroup (Option 26), 2- 1394 -
[:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:CHPower subgroup (Option 26), 2- 1403 [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:IM subgroup (Option 26), 2- 1407 [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:MACCuracy subgroup (Option 26), 2- 1412 [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:OBWidth subgroup (Option 26), 2- 1424 [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:PCCHannel subgroup (Option 26), 2- 1426 [:SENSe]:FL1XEVDO|:RL1XEVDO:SEMask subgroup (Option 26), 2- 1441 [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K subgroup (Option 25), 2- 1315 [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:ACPower subgroup (Option 25), 2- 1322 [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CCDF subgroup (Option 25), 2- 1326 [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CDPower subgroup (Option 25), 2- 1328 [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:CHPower subgroup (Option 25), 2- 1337 [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:IM subgroup (Option 25), 2- 1341 [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:MACCuracy subgroup (Option 25), 2- 1346 [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:OBWidth subgroup (Option 25), 2- 1357 [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:PCCHannel subgroup (Option 25), 2- 1359 [:SENSe]:FLCDMA2K|:RLCDMA2K:SEMask subgroup (Option 25), 2- 1373 [:SENSe]:FREQuency subgroup, 2- 1148 [:SENSe]:GSMedge subgroup (Option 24), 2- 1301 [:SENSe]:M2WLAN subgroup (Option 29), 2- 1505 [:SENSe]:OBWidth subgroup, 2- 1157 [:SENSe]:PULSe subgroup, 2- 1159 [:SENSe]:PULSe:OBWidth:PERCent(?), 2- 1166 [:SENSe]:RFID subgroup (Option 21), 2- 1244 [:SENSe]:RLCDMA2K:PVTime subgroup (Option 25), 2- 1367 [:SENSe]:ROSCillator subgroup, 2- 1169 [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP:MCAClr subgroup (Option 30), 2- 1563 [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:SEMask subgroup (Option 30), 2- 1570 [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:ACLR subgroup (Option 30), 2- 1551 [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CFRequency subgroup (Option 30), 2- 1556 -
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[:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:CHPower subgroup (Option 30), 2- 1558 [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:EBWidth subgroup (Option 30), 2- 1561 [:SENSe]:SADLR5_3GPP|:SAULR5_3GPP:OBWidth subgroup (Option 30), 2- 1568 [:SENSe]:SEMask subgroup, 2- 1170 [:SENSe]:SPECtrum subgroup, 2- 1177 [:SENSe]:SPURious subgroup, 2- 1199 [:SENSe]:SSOurce subgroup (Option 21), 2- 1276 [:SENSe]:SWLAN subgroup (Option 29), 2- 1515 [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA subgroup (Option 28), 2- 1452 [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACLR subgroup (Option 28), 2- 1456 [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ACQuisition subgroup (Option 28), 2- 1458 [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:ANALysis subgroup (Option 28), 2- 1461 [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:CHPower subgroup (Option 28), 2- 1468 [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:IM subgroup (Option 28), 2- 1470 [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MACCuracy subgroup (Option 28), 2- 1474 [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:MODulation subgroup (Option 28), 2- 1479 [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:OBWidth subgroup (Option 28), 2- 1484 [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SELect subgroup (Option 28), 2- 1487 [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SEMask subgroup (Option 28), 2- 1491 [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:SPECtrum subgroup (Option 28), 2- 1498 [:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:STABle subgroup (Option 28), 2- 1500 -
[:SENSe]:TD_SCDMA:TOOMask subgroup (Option 28), 2- 1502 [:SENSe]:TRANsient subgroup, 2- 1203 [:SENSe]:UL3Gpp subgroup (Option 30), 2- 1577 [:SENSe]:ULR5_3GPP subgroup (Option 30), 2- 1585 [:SENSe]:ULR6_3GPP subgroup (Option 27), 2- 1610 [:SENSe]:WLAN subgroup (Option 29), 2- 1527 Setting range of RBW, D- 8 range of scale, D- 1 SI prefix and unit, 2- 8 Special characters, 2- 6 :STATus command group, 2- 80 :STATus commands, 2- 1625 Syntax, command, 2- 1 :SYSTem command group, 2- 80 :SYSTem commands, 2- 1633 -
T
TekVISA, 1- 8 installing, 1- 8 Time mode, definition, 2- 14, 2- 935 :TRACe command group, 2- 81 :TRACe commands, 2- 1643 :TRIGger command group, 2- 82 :TRIGger commands, 2- 1657 -
U
Unit and SI prefix, 2- 8 :UNIT command group, 2- 82 :UNIT commands, 2- 1669 -
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Programmer Manual

This document applies to firmware version 4.10 and above.

Syntax and Commands

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Status and Events

Error Messages and Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Scale Setting Range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RBW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Glossary and Index

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Overview of the Manual

Syntax and Commands

IEEE Common Commands *CAL? *CLS *ESE *ESR *IDN? *OPC

Commands listed alphabetically

Figure 1- 2: Functional groupings and an alphabetical list of commands

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Status and Events

Figure 1- 3: Event-driven program

Figure 1- 4: Sample program (Visual C++ source code)

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Connecting the Interface

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Using the GPIB Port

Using the analyzer as a talker or listener

Figure 1- 6: GPIB connection

Figure 1- 7: Typical GPIB network configurations

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Setting the GPIB Parameters from the Front Panel

Remote Interface GPIB Setup... Ethernet Setup...

Off / On GPIB Address Connection Mode... GPIB Port TekVISA

Figure 1- 8: Remote Setup menu

Remote Setup Menu

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Setting Up the GPIB Port

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Syntax and Commands

Backus-Naur Form Definition

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SCPI Commands and Queries

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Abbreviating Commands, Queries, and Parameters

Minimum information needed for accepted short form

Accepted short form of a command and parameter

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Chaining Commands and Queries

First query 100;1.2E+9

The response from this chained message might be

Response from first query

IEEE Common Commands CAL? CLS ESE ESR IDN? OPC

The following are examples of common queries: H H ESR? IDN?